Simian Mobile Disco have announced that their new album will be called Unpatterns and will be released on May 14th. Read the rest of this page »
Simian Mobile Disco have announced that their new album will be called Unpatterns and will be released on May 14th. Read the rest of this page »
You can listen to Chet Faker’s ’Terms and Conditions’ off his upcoming ’Thinking In Textures’ EP below:
Based on Maureen Jennings’ series of hit novels, Murdoch Mysteries features pioneering detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) as he uses fledgling forensic techniques to solve perplexing crimes in Victorian-era Toronto. Read the rest of this page »
Sleigh Bells are a band of fierce contrasts; of crashing guitar and dream like vocals and with their new album they take another step forward on the road to becoming a truly important act. The Brooklyn based band arrived in 2009 after a chance meeting and their music featured in adverts for the Xbox360 and some frankly crumby movies. Read the rest of this page »
Homeland begins in Iraq, as CIA agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) is trying to secure the release of a man who claims to have important information concerning a threat to national security. She fails to get the approval of her bosses to free him, but decides to take matters into her own hands to get access to him. After doing so, and promising to save the man’s family, she gets the information he has. Read the rest of this page »
The legendary Roots Manuva will be performing alongside Mercury Prize-nominated Ghostpoet at Beacons Festival. Errors, Junior Boys and Factory Floor will also be making a show. Read the rest of this page »
New music from a new and exciting band; Cymbals. Listen to their newest track ‘Sideways, Sometimes’ below:
You can listen ‘Origins’ the first single from Tennis’ new album ‘Young and Old’. ‘Origins’ is out as a double A side along side ‘Deep in the Woods’ on the 27th February. The video for Deep in the Woods is based on the book “We Have Always Lived in the Castle” and you can buy one of 214 copies of the single which will include a rubber stamped page of an old library copy of the 1st edition as well as signed by the band from here
In 2012, the directorial partnership of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, who are best known for Crank (and its 2009 sequel, High Voltage), returned to their brand of high energy cinema with a re-adaptation of the Ghost Rider mythology in Spirit of Vengeance. Somewhere in an unnamed Balkan state, Johnny Blaze (once again played by Cage) is hiding away from the murderous spirit that resides inside him. Soon after being introduced in a kinetic opening scene, French drifter, Moreau (Idris Elba) finds Johnny and requests his help to save Danny who is being hunted down by Carrigan (Johnny Whitworth) at the employ of the man who gave him with the Ghost Rider curse, Roarke (Cairan Hinds). There really is little else to say about the plot as it employs a cat and mouse chase with a generous sprinkling of action scenes leading up towards the inevitable end-game clash, nothing beyond the conventional here. Read the rest of this page »
Welcome to Chester Bernstein’s world. Better known as Ace, Bernstein is fresh out of jail and ready to get back to business. His business? Horse racing and gambling. He owns a track and his friend Gus has just bought a horse. Read the rest of this page »
{ Machine Head should be on after Chase And Status. Not only are Chase and Status rubbish, but Machine Head's Unto The Locust was the best... } – Feb 17, 12:00 AM
{ It's always okay to cry at cinema. Always. } – Feb 09, 7:22 PM { Heard this album when it was streaming elsewhere, very impressed. } – Feb 06, 10:23 PM
{ UAL! fsdahuisdhfuihihiasdhauidhasidhs? } – Feb 06, 10:15 AM
{ And what about the first in the Vengeance Trilogy, Sympathy for Mr Vengeance? It's my personal fave of the three. Oh also Audition is one... } – Jan 20, 2:15 PMVulture Hound Magazine 2011
