In which Mass Movement’s middle aged malcontents wax lyrical about the pitfalls and triumphs of Christmas television, get down and dirty with The Book of Boba Fett, Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Last Starfighter and…
As a rule, most bands are happy to find themselves a musical genre and sit within those confines. But there are always exceptions to the rule, and Charger is a case in point. With one…
One of the musical revelations in the past couple of years for me has been the (re)emergence of the band Field Day. Taking a couple of Dag Nasty members and putting them back into that…
You know when people say \”You can’t have your cake and eat it?\” – well The Drowns listened to that voice of reason and said fuck that – we want the best of both worlds!…
The French Oi! scene has always been one of the most creative and productive ones in the genre. As there were smaller labels putting releases out over the years, there is plenty of gold that…
Last year, mutantkind took a bold leap into the future when they terraformed Mars in the game-changing one-shot, PLANET-SIZE X-MEN. Now home to the mutants of Arakko, the Red Planet has never shined brighter or…
Wolverine’s ongoing series returns this April with more thrills by the same all-star creative team, writer Benjamin Percy and artist Adam Kubert. The duo of masterful Wolverine storytellers have been delivering non-stop action-packed adventures in…
David Dastmalchian and Lukas Ketner, along with Lauren Affe and Frank Cvetkovic, return to the fan-favorite horror series Count Crowley! Jerri Bartman returns, a reluctant monster hunter no more and ready to embrace her newfound job…
In which Mass Movement\’s middle age malcontents get down and dirty with all things Christmas, argue about who would make the best Santa, reminisce about tbe festive TJ\’s shows of yesteryear, get geeky about It\’s…
The better half of the Mass Movement Presents crew finds your lack of faith disturbing, so it’s time for Episode IV of Aren’t You A Little Tall For A Stormtrooper? This time Chris reviews the…
For a band that were part of the infamous New York Hardcore Scene in its eighties pomp and also it’s nineties resurgence, SFA remain sadly anonymous when great bands of that period are mentioned. They…
Depending on who you speak to, the second (or third) coming of hardcore took place in the early to mid-nineties. New York, long known for it’s well-established scene, was starting to spew out a new…
