Linkin Park – One More Light
Linkin Park has had to deal with lots of complains from the fans, due to the drastic change in their sound. And after following the band for 17 years, I kinda understand both sides’ frustration.
Category: reviews
Khalil Fong – JTW Journey To The West
Although his Western heritage has always played a big part in his music, Asian-American singer-songwriter Khalil Fong has never made his penchant for East-meets-West fusion as clear as he has with his latest album Journey to the West; inspired by the classic Chinese tale.
Miyavi – Austin, USA 2017 – SXSW
I give my best account of what it was like to see Miyavi two nights in a row at SXSW, in Austin Texas, 2017.
Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman is the best thing out of the DCEU, and while that’s not saying much what with how irregular that franchise has been since its beginning, this film is good on itself.
Depeche Mode – Spirit
Spirit feels like a nice and easy ride through a complicated topic like apathy for the times we’re living in, but that’s not necessarily a good description for a political manifesto like they presented it.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Let’s make this clear from the start, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is not as good as Guardians of the Galaxy, but in its defence, it is the only MCU movie that actually made me cry.
Ed Sheeran – Divide
Ed Sheeran presents his third studio album, Divide, with a kind and straightforward personality that certainly transfers effortlessly into his music.
Kong: Skull Island
While Kong: Skull Island is a movie with obvious flaws, it delivers what it set up to do, that is giving us an entertaining action/adventure film that introduces new mythology to the franchise.
Great Wall, The (2016)
Two European mercenaries are in search of ‘black powder’ in the Middle Kingdom, when they run into the Great Wall, guarded by a special division of the Imperial Army known as The Nameless Order, protecting it from mysterious green monsters.
