‘Small Engine Repair’ (2021)
❉ Few other films this year will leave a burn mark on you quite the way this one does, writes Nick Clement.
Month: September 2021
Dana Gillespie – ‘Deep Pockets’
❉ It’s clear the extraordinary Dana Gillespie has lost none of her verve, writes Stuart Douglas.
‘Blott on the Landscape’ (1985) Revisited
❉ An appreciation of Malcolm Bradbury’s magnificent adaption of Tom Sharpe’s bawdy satire.
‘Early Universal Vol. 1’ Blu-ray reviewed
❉ Jon Dear on a triptych of silents capturing 1920s America on the cusp of the Great Depression.
‘The Toy Dolls – The Albums 1989-93’
❉ A blinding collection of work for a band most see as a one-hit wonder, writes Lee Terry.
Blancmange: ‘Commercial Break’ reviewed
❉ Neil Arthur returns, with characteristic bittersweet humour and relatability, writes Ange Chan.
‘The Evil of the Daleks’ BFI Southbank premiere (12/09/21)
❉ Doctor Who events at the BFI on London’s South Bank are back, back, BACK! Rob Fairclough reports from NFT1…
‘Doctor Who’ serial ‘Galaxy 4’ reanimated!
❉ Take a sneak peak of the cover art and contents of this brand new fully animated presentation of a lost classic.
‘Doctor Who – The Audionovels: Scourge of the Cybermen’
❉ Beautifully written by Simon Guerrier, this is gripping listening from beginning to end.
Explosive Rock Steady (Expanded Version) reviewed
❉ A terrific album, showcasing the early work of some of Jamaica’s biggest names, now with 46 bonus tracks many new to CD.