Voice Of The Beehive: ‘Let It Bee’ Anniversary Edition reviewed
❉ Sunny Californian pop meets UK cynicism in a brilliant formative album, writes We Are Cult’s Rob Morris.
Month: November 2022
Life After Carter: ‘The Essential Jim Bob’
❉ Snapshots of modern life in the form of a two-disc recap of Jim Bob’s prolific solo career, reviewed by James Collingwood.
‘The Most Dangerous Game’ Blu-ray reviewed
❉ Dan Roberts on Eureka’s Masters of Cinema release of the 1932 RKO adaption of Richard Connell’s legendary tale.
The Delaware Road Omnibus Edition
❉ The definitive document of the multimedia metafiction project The Delaware Road – and a cohesive reimagining of a post-war Albion.
Stone Tapes: ‘Children of the Stones’ Original Soundtrack
❉ Happy day! Sidney Sager’s soundtrack to HTV’s 1977 cult classic has been released by Trunk Records. The Bowling Green’s Micko Westmoreland explores what lies beneath…
‘Jaunt: A Viewer’s Guide to The Tomorrow People’
❉ Andy Davidson’s extensive guide to the 1970s sci-fi teen series breaks out in a newly revised and updated form.
Gig Review: Henge at The Foxlowe, 22/10/2022
❉ We are not from this world… Den Cartlidge enjoys another night of ‘Cosmic Dross’ with intergalactic ambassadors, Henge.
Review/Interview: ‘Listening to the Music the Machines Make’
❉ Ange Chan reviews a new book chronicling the evolution of electronic pop and speaks to its author, Richard Evans.
Us Frail Gods – ‘Shorelines’
❉ Indie duo Us Frail Gods release their second album on #BandcampFriday.
‘Me & Him & WHO’ available for pre-order
❉ A new and original audio drama about the final years of famed Doctor Who producer John Nathan-Turner.