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DIRECTOR: Paul Thomas Anderson STARRING: Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, Lesley Manville UK/USA 2017 9 aul Thomas And…

6 rom the opening lines of “Mirror, mirror on my fucking wall…” you sense that The Silence could well be a spec…

8 oan Wasser’s explorations (both lyrically and sonically) as Joan As Police Woman never show signs of slowing down, …

DIRECTOR: Greta Gerwig STARRING: Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Tracy Letts, Lucas Hedges, Timothée Chalamet, Beanie …

8 our years on from the suitably colossal Gigantoid, the California groovers have only learned how to get bigger, lou…

8 rian Fallon belongs to that stock of songwriters brimming with heart – Dave Hause, Chuck Ragan, Dan Andriano, Frank…

DIRECTOR: Julius Onah STARRING: Gugu Mbatha-Raw, David Oyelowo, Daniel Brühl, John Ortiz, Chris O’Dowd, Aksel H…

9 o say I have been eagerly looking forward to the new Prism Tats album would be a mild understatement. His debut alb…

8 hroughout the years, death metal has had its ups and downs, either because legendary bands ended or others that hav…

9 he Soft Moon’s Criminal is everything an experimental electronic album aspires to be. For every catchy, pop-seasone…

7 at Fangs, the duo of singer/guitarist Betsy Wright (ex Hex) and Laura King (Flesh Wounds, Speed Stick), have just r…

8 uit The Curse marks a top notch debut by Detroit singer/songwriter Anna Burch. It’s a cathartic and empowering pers…

7 ouisiana-born, Portland-based singer- songwriter Kyle Craft is back with his second studio effort entitled Full Cir…

7 ithout a doubt, Poppy Ackroyd’s neo-classical music is a delight to listen to. The London-born composer, who is kno…

8 frim Manuel Menuck’s foray into the light and dark spectrums of human emotion is incredibly dual. While plenty of G…