Jimmy Eat World’s new album is a fun adventure
Johanna Christoph
Jimmy Eat World’s new record ‘Integrity Blues’ is adventurous and thoroughly enjoyable, with the band’s well known rock sounds and new powerful metal tunes giving their ninth studio album a…
Johanna Christoph
KU graduate Ben Barnes stars in new brillant HBO sci-fi series Westworld
Home Box Office’s new series Westworld is a stunning science-fiction thriller with a brilliant cast and a chilling view on the darker side of entertainment.
Sum 41’s new 13 Voices most honest record
Sum 41 has been one of the most popular pop punk bands, since their very first album released in 2001 “All Killer, no Filler”. With memorable songs such as In…
Two Door Cinema Club’s new album has 80s nostalgia
Northern Irish indie pop band Two Door Cinema Club’s third studio album “Gameshow” is an enjoyable trip into 80s nostalgia, however it is not as energetic as “Beacon” and drags…
Kings of Leon’s comeback lives up to the expectation
Kings of Leon inspire a chill road trip in their seventh studio album “WALLS”. The American band delivers their iconic alternative stadium rock the fans have grown to love since…
Tolstoy’s craft at Kingston
Bestselling novelist, editor and visiting professor at Kingston University Richard Cohen spoke yesterday about Kingston being his first inspiration for his new book How to write like Tolstoy at the…
Marvel’s Luke Cage: Hero for hire
Marvel’s new Netflix series Luke Cage delivers thrilling entertainment with artful cinematography, an atmospheric soundtrack and a brilliant nearly all-black cast in a film noir style.
Miss Peregrine: Bizarre fantasy with plotholes
The search for logic and answer is as wild and confusing as protagonist Jake’s stumbling through a time loop and landing in the year 1943, in the latest from Tim…
A love letter to humans
Bestselling author of Reasons to Stay Alive Matt Haig spoke yesterday about his depression, recovery and writing the Kingston University Big Read 2016, novel The Humans.