Review: Doctor Who (Christmas Special 2015)
Doctor Who returned for its annual Christmas caper on Christmas Day, with the appearance of Alex Kingston’s River Song.
Doctor Who returned for its annual Christmas caper on Christmas Day, with the appearance of Alex Kingston’s River Song.
Number Five on our countdown of the best album’s of 2015 is the enchanting début from the London rock quartet.
Craig had denied shooting a cameo when questioned in an interview earlier this year, but he was lying. Mild spoilers ahead.
Carly-May watched all six Star Wars films back to back. She gives us her episode-by-episode reviews, and thoughts on everything from characters to quotes to Pikachu.
The Southampton-grown singer will take the festival’s headline slot on Saturday 28th May 2016. (He chills on Sunday)
This week, Matt looks at whether or not video games should be considered artistic.
Beartooth arrived at the Thekla in Bristol with support from Blood Youth, ’68 and Stray From The Path (25/11/15).
All ye who enter here despair, says George of The Vamps’ latest song.
Indie singer-songwriter Lucy Rose performed at the Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth to a packed room of fans (14/11/15).
In his second column post, Matt considers the recent terror attacks in Paris and how culture/art can help inform our reactions to it
Charlie Masters loads up on guns for a final thrust into the twisted world of Nirvana.
Fastly becoming one of the best live bands around, Foals stopped off in Southampton as part of their sold-out UK tour (13/11/15).
Evan reviews the sophomore album from Foxing.
Welsh ragga metal quintet Skindred shook the foundations of Southampton’s O2 Guildhall with help from an eclectic cluster of support bands (04/11/15).