COLLAB: Our Favourite Rainy Day Books
Reece Beckett and Susanna Robertson-Sheath recommend their favourite rainy day books for this winter.
Author Reece Beckett
Reece Beckett
Third year film student.
Total articles: 114
Review: Pete & Bas @ Engine Rooms, 21/10/21
Pete & Bas may be the strangest addition to U.K. grime, if not all of…
Post-Mortem: The Suicide Squad (2021)
Reece Beckett delves into the disappointing failure of The Suicide Squad.
Review: The Alchemist – This Thing of Ours
Reece Beckett reviews This Thing of Ours, from earlier this year.
Hidden Gems: Archy Marshall – A New Place 2 Drown
King Krule’s only record released under his own name is a “moody masterwork”, Reece Beckett says.
On Edge- Anticipating Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Following its record-breaking opening in the USA, Reece Beckett eyes up Venom 2’s imminent release.
(The Importance of) Controversial Books
Reece Beckett discusses controversial books, why they need to be well written and their importance.
Review: Squid @ The 1865, 4/10/2021
The recent influx of British post punk has certainly been one of the most enjoyable…
Review: Wiki – Half God
I first discovered Wiki thanks to his incredible feature on Earl Sweatshirt’s second record I…
Collab: Favourite School and College Films
School and college films are important to everyone. They can represent nostalgic pasts or chapters…
Review: Prisoners of the Ghostland – Pure Craziness
As soon as the rumours surfaced of a Nicolas Cage collaboration with Sion Sono for…
‘A leap forward in hip-hop history’: A Review of Injury Reserve’s By The Time I Get To Phoenix
Reece Beckett finds Injury Reserve’s latest LP to be truly masterful.
Review: Malignant – A Future Cult Classic
James Wan’s impressive string of great films makes him one of the most reliably consistent…
‘Never slumping in energy’: A Review of King Krule’s You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down
2021 is a good year to be a fan of contemporary British rock.