Clocked News Game Review: ‘Resident Evil Village’ is the sequel that was promised by Alastair Cairns Resident Evil Village will leave you exhausted, breathless, bruised, and broken before its relatively short playtime is up. It’s also bloody brilliant. Depending on your…
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Music Julien Baker – ‘Little Oblivions’ Album Review by Ria Pandey Despite the shifting soundscape of Little Oblivions, Julien Baker weaves through a barrage of bruising self-criticism to offer a brilliant record that lays bare her…
Film and TV Pop Culture Netflix soap series ‘Firefly Lane’ is easy-watching made tricky by Claudia Siron The new Netflix drama, based on a novel of the same name, showcases a messy friendship between two unlikely women spanning over thirty years. Netflix‘s…
Music News Taylor Swift – ‘evermore’ Album Review by Mary Ali Taylor Swift’s second album of 2020, evermore, is a beautiful yet more diluted continuation of her earlier record, folklore. Whilst 2020 may have been a horrendous…
Music The 1975 – ‘Notes On a Conditional Form’ Album Review by James Peppercorn The 1975 are one of the most divisive bands on the planet. People seem to either feel a deep-rooted love for the group or a…
Music News Moses Sumney – ‘græ’ Album Review by Claudia Schmidt On his second album, Moses Sumney offers a sprawling study of identity, examining his own experience of race, gender, relationships, experience, and existence. Encased in…
Music Rosie And The Quest deliver soulful affirmation on ‘I Can Do This’ by Emily Elvish Rosie And The Quest deliver a sunny, soul affirmation of self-love with their latest single and music video, I Can Do This. The track radiates…
Music Fall into April & The Drift’s dreamy new track ‘Autumn Rain’ by Claire Adema April & The Drift have released a new track titled Autumn Rain and it is truly dreamy. April is a blues-jazz singer who composes her…
Music Yves Tumor’s ‘Gospel For A New Century’ proves he’s in a league of his own by James Peppercorn With music this confronting, this powerful, and this awe-inspiring, Yves Tumor has carved out a musical niche solely his own. After knocking down the doors…
Music News Grimes – ‘Miss Anthropocene’ Album Review by Claudia Schmidt On her fifth album, Grimes ascends to goddess-like heights, casting herself as omnipresent creator. Drawing inspiration from nu-metal and ethereal wave, Grimes harnesses the full…
Live Solange exists in a world of her own by Claudia Schmidt Seeing Solange isn’t your regular kind of show. And it’s not simply because last night’s performance at the Sydney Opera House, Witness!, was much less conventional…
