Sabotage Times, We can't Concentrate so Why Should You?

The narrative is essentially that of the traditional ‘hero’s journey’, only Blood Meridian has no hero. It is simply the epic journey of a dickhead…

A story about the kidnapping and murder of countless children is the subject of today’s review. But don’t worry; it’s not one of those trauma memoirs: it’s a kid’s book!

De La Soul’s symbolism was in flowers and hippy culture rather than guns and street lore, but they made one of the most iconic hip-hop albums in history…

Forget your dance mats and plastic guitars, the best ever dance game was on the Playstation and it had aliens, robots and school girls to jive with…

With Suede’s first new album in over a decade out this week, we look back at their critically acclaimed album Dog Man Star to see if it stands the test of time…

It’s taken Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr over two and a half decades to release his effort, The Messenger and the results are weirdly making nods from the bizarre indie music age of The Libertines and Franz Ferdinand…

A look at why William Gibson’s vision of a washed-up computer hacker navigating his way through a dystopian future is a vital piece of literature…

21 years later and My Bloody Valentine are back with M B V, the type of album you can easy lose yourself in for years to come.

My only reference points for opera was an obnoxious moustachioed insurance salesman, so I decided to check out the real thing and was surprisingly blown away…

Could Dark Horses’ debut album be the perfect winter warmer as the cold months drag on?

Danny Boyle’s cult film will always be remembered as bleakly brilliant, but also for a blinding soundtrack featuring New Order, Iggy Pop and others at their very best.

The Brummie band were much maligned over the years, but their debut album is a powerful, timeless record in protest of Thatcher’s Britain…

Brian Molko and crew offer nothing new in their unimaginative new EP, which mainly serves to remind us of Molko’s vocal weakness and that their best days are long gone

One man works through his over-stocked CD shelves. Should he keep this indie pop rarity or throw it down the garbage chute?

There were few Commodore 64 games that pushed the system to its limits like Mayhem in Monsterland, a game in which you control a yellow triceratops who has to rid the world of monsters to make it happy…