The better half of the Mass Movement dream team chooses the Beskar and gets down and dirty with The Book of Boba Fett, the latest Marvel Star Wars books, Claudia Gray’s The Fallen Star, talks…
Having started out as a band that took influences from the straight edge, youth crew bands of yesteryear, Los Angeles’ Berthold City are in very real danger of surpassing their forebears and establishing themselves at…
This is a bolt out of the blue. Sweat is a new band from LA whose members have done time in bands such as Graf Orlock and Ghostlimb. I’m familiar with those bands who were…
After that period of enforced hibernation, it is good to see some great bands emerging from that dark place, all guns blazing. And so Leeds favourite sons of 77, Cyanide Pills hit back with a…
The world of Doctor Who has frequently been mined for Extended Universe stories. Whether they’re stories of the adventures the Doctor never had on screen – which have been the stuff of annuals and comic…
In which Mass Movement’s middle-aged malcontents get heavy with Hawkeye, Dune, Encanto, Robocop and The Witcher while drinking Durston’s Coffee and take a deep dive into their collective history with Stampin’ Ground. And somehow they…
It knocks you back a step any time you remember that ‘New’ Doctor Who is 17 years old now. For those ‘Classic’ fans keeping score, that’s as far from An Unearthly Child as Tom Baker’s…
On the surface, there are few less likely partnerships than the Twelfth Doctor – frequently dour, always dry, and usually thinking at right angles to most other people in the room – and Nardole, the…
In which the sexier half of Mass Movement’s Middle Age Crew gets down and dirty with Campaigns & Companions, Hero Collectors brand new Marvel range, Retrofan #18, Thor Revelations, X-Corp, X-Men Legends: The Missing Links,…
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…
