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Even if you haven’t read the books, “Shadow and Bone” is a series that goes beyond entertaining — it’s a stellar example of a beautiful work come to life, leaving you wanting more.
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“This is Where We Fall” is a bullet train of a graphic novel: quick, effective and gets you where you want to go with just the right amount of bells and whistles.
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It is well past due time for Greta Van Fleet to forge their own path and not just follow blindly in the footsteps of those the band looks up to.
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“The Courier” excellently positions moments in which viewers root for Wynne right before all of his untimely fate, employing bursts of suspense before entirely descending into despair.
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Instead of weary twangs and off-beat rhythms that sound discordant to the untrained ear (which is most of us), L.W. plays wonderfully to the strengths of the band and is a captivating and memorable release.
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The big take-away from Tyron is that Slowthai is on an upward trajectory. The album isn’t quite the best the young rapper could put out, but it’s the best he can do at this moment in time.
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In the true spirit of Valentine’s Day’s uglier half, this playlist is packed with bitter and angry, but upbeat and uplifting songs casting away the guise of a functioning relationship.
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Instead of taking the hints that pop wasn’t the right path to go down, Foo Fighters forged ahead — much to their own chagrin.
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Apart from Hathaway’s effortless performance, “Locked Down” still boils down to a confused quasi-crime-comedy that just doesn’t work out.
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Armed with a working-class experience and sharp commentary, Sleaford Mods don’t pave new ground on Spare Ribs, but they don’t need to.
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