‘Doctor Who: Stranded 4’ reviewed
❉ In the concluding volume of the series, ‘Stranded’ continues to show there’s so much more you can still do with Doctor Who, writes Kevin Burnard.
Month: April 2022
‘Let’s Do It: The Birth of Pop’ by Bob Stanley
❉ Ace Records’ resident pop historian lovingly chronicles the entire pre-rock’n’roll era of modern music, writes James Collingwood.
‘Gerry Anderson: A Life Uncharted’ (2022)
❉ The ‘Supermarionation’ pioneer’s personal life is explored in this compelling portrait of a complicated man, writes Kevin Burnard.
Agatha Christie on Speed: ‘The Sixth Secret’
❉ Estonian filmmaker Mart Sander’s polished, playful new film veers between black comedy and sinister menace writes Nick Clement.
Jim Noir: an appreciation in nearly six parts
❉ Den Cartlidge salutes an unsung master of quirky pop, electronica and psychedelia.
‘Doctor Who: Redacted – 2: Hysteria’ reviewed
❉ Juno Dawson brings a fresh and unique voice to the Whoniverse, writes Andrew Creak.
Billie Mackenzie: ‘Satellite Life Recordings (1995-1996)’
❉ This impressive collection makes one wonder if Mackenzie’s career would have indeed soared again had he not taken his life, writes James Collingwood.
The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert 30 Years On
❉ David Geldard shares memories of the all-star memorial concert for AIDS awareness and reflects on its legacy.
‘Doctor Who: Redacted’ 1: ‘SOS’ reviewed
❉ With only one more episode left for Jodie’s Doctor, it’s great to hear her in this new audio series, writes Andrew Creak.
‘Doctor Who: Legend of the Sea Devils’
❉ Hoist the jolly roger, because the Doctor, Yaz and Dan are the dandy pirates you’re too scared to mention.