1012 RESULTS IN TAG "culture":
The Green Knight proves there's still room for creativity in the fantasy genre
A timeless story brought to new heights by David Lowery’s unrivalled cinematic eye, The Green Knight invites its audience on a meander through myth and legend, with just a hint of modern wit and elegance thrown in for good measure
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What Halloween Kills lacks in brains it makes up for in blood, but is that enough?
If you’re looking for something a little more innovative from the new Halloween sequel, a true insight into who or what Michael Myers is, or a clever twist, you may want to give Halloween Kills a miss
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Review: Joy Crookes - Skin
Nominated for the Rising Star Award at the 2020 Brit Awards, and with a recent stint of impromptu secret shows in Birmingham and Bristol the past month, Joy Crookes is proving to be one to watch, especially with the release of Skin, her exceptional debut album.
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Balloon: exploring the intangible in 1980s Tibet
Reincarnation, animal propagation, a two-child policy, the matriarch, and a couple of condoms. Readers, I present Balloon.
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'Squid Game' is not entirely an original product as the audience may tend to think
Netflix’s recent cultural sensation Squid Game provides an in-depth social critique of the modern capitalistic system, encapsulating the ‘debt-trap’ situation and the contradiction of ‘prosperity dream’.
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Review: James Blake - 'Friends that Break your Heart'
With his fifth studio album, Grammy-winning producer James Blake is introspective as ever, but notably less adventurous than we’re used to.
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Review: Kofi Stone @ The Louisiana
Two weeks on from dropping two killer tracks, Kofi Stone takes to Bristol’s legendary Louisiana to a sold-out crowd.
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Review: Roger Taylor - Outsider
Outsider is the sixth solo album from Queen’s iconic drummer Roger Taylor.
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