Review: Creep (2014)
Found Footage films are an odd genre to discuss. On one hand, these kind of films can be a fairly interesting and effective way to bring across a greater sense…
Review: Signs of Light – The Head and the Heart
Seattle-based indie-folk band The Head and The Heart are back with their third album, the aptly named Signs of Light.
Newton Faulkner – straight from the West End to Lincoln
Newton Faulkner's music can only be defined as the ultimate in easy-listening. His chilled out atmosphere and feel good music makes him a delight to listen to and even more…
Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children (2016)
Legendary director and producer Tim Burton has once again captured our hearts and let us embrace our own quirkiness with adventure Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
Track Spotlight: Teriyaki – Get Inuit
I have bad news for champions of Japanese food - ‘Teriyaki’ is not a song based on the beautiful art of oriental cooking. Instead, it’s another string to Get Inuit’s…
‘The Linc-Con’ gets off to a super start
For anyone who feels an affinity to geek culture, a comic con of any size feels a bit like being a kid in a sweet shop. This seemed to be…
Review: Bridget Jones’s Baby (2016)
Bridget Jones is a classic character that most females feel an affinity with; she’s not a perfect pin up but a real woman who struggles through the everyday issues of…
Review: Who Can I Be Now? [1974-1976] – David Bowie
On January 10th 2016 the whole world stood in mourning. I remember the moment as I walked into school, my friend’s stopped talking and stared at me.
Scouting For Girls make a triumphant return to Lincoln
Scouting For Girls is, for many, a band that brings back memories of the early noughties and the old-style mp3 players. A group that has written songs everyone knows and…