Review: Panic! At the Disco – ‘Victorious’
Vicki reviews the latest track from Panic! At The Disco.
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Review: Fargo (Season Two, Episode One)
Jack goes contrarian in a review of the Fargo Series Two Premier.
Review: Bullet For My Valentine at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Welsh metallers Bullet For My Valentine arrived on the south coast to play a killer show at Southampton’s O2 Guildhall (21/10/15).
Review: The Lobster
Jack reviews the bizarre satire from the acclaimed director of Dogtooth.
Review: The Ordinary Boys at The Joiners, Southampton
The Ordinary Boys arrived on the south coast as part of their latest UK headline tour celebrating their return to the industry (24/10/15).
Review: The Hoosiers at Engine Rooms, Southampton
The Bracknell-based band arrived on the south coast as part of their ‘The Secret Service’ tour in order to play the Engine Rooms (18/10/15).
Review: Fightstar at Southampton University
Fightstar return triumphantly to the live circuit with brutal new material and huge amounts of future promise (18/10/15).
Review: Beasts of No Nation
Netflix’s first feature film is a brutally honest and incredibly raw war drama, says Rehana Nurmahi.
Review: Kid Ink at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
American rapper Kid Ink travelled to the south coast to put on an energetic performance at the O2 Guildhall in Southampton (16/10/15).
Review: Lifehouse at Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
Lighthouse ended the European leg of their tour with a show at London’s prestigious O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, before heading off to tour the Philippines and Australia (03/10/15).
Review: James Bay at Bournemouth International Centre
This year’s rising star of British solo male acts came to the south to play a set, including his debut album Chaos And The Calm (06/10/15).
Review: The Program
George tackles Stephen Frears’ latest film, about the rise and fall of the world-famous U.S. cyclist Lance Armstrong.
Rewind: The Sex Pistols – Never Mind The Bollocks … (1977)
Nearly 38 years on, Charlie Masters revisits the Sex Pistols’ filthy magnum opus.
Review: Sicario
Denis Villeneuve’s latest may seem a little familiar, but is anything but in its execution says George Seabrook.