I went to see it in the cinema. On the way out, the usher said “sleep well!”. I didn’t.

yeah, I like this. I’ll take 11 minutes of meandering Harvest Moon-ish vibes anyday

A bit of context: I have a Classics degree, I’ve read big chunks of The Odyssey in Greek, and I wrote my dissertation specifically on Odysseus. From a pedantic poem nerd POV it’s generally a very good a […]

someone else’s video, who appears to have watched about 30% of the same bands I did edit to say no idea who that was doing War Pigs, it wasn’t the Sabbath act I mentioned! (They do appear a bit later)

that’s a shame, I went in there after your recommendation in the other thread and thought it was a great little shop

yeah, I always enjoy these books when they come out, but JC really does need to start getting to grips with the underlying story. I appreciate they are probably his cash cow, but my patience is not infinite.

the ebook format of this is is 99p today

Think he’s great. I started very young with him – I read The Light Fantastic when it was first published, and my transition from annoying pubescent kid to a (somewhat) maturer adult mirrored the way the books w […]

seems like a good place to mention Blades Of The Guardians, which is the most fun I’ve had at the cinema in ages. It’s classic wuxia, the story of a bounty hunter who has to escort his charge across the Chinese […]

My brother is an ex-teacher and when invigilating used to play battleships with his colleagues using the exam tables as the grid

I see Misty are playing in Bristol in September, VV. Might treat myself! EDIT: no they’re not..

on the other hand, I’ve just had an email about this with the following tease at the end “Boots on the Ground” is the first Massive Attack music distributed under a Spotify exemption policy. Further rel […]

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it wasn’t being held back, thought I’d done it! Hang on… Back, Back, Back: Retropath2 curates 12 Songs for Swapping. 1. Gene Parsons/Back Again (Kindling, 1973) 2. Amy Thatcher & Francesca Knowles/Anyway, […]

I would love to see Sugar on this upcoming tour, but Bristol tickets are the sharp end of sixty quid, which is daft. I was very much hoping they would get added to Bearded Theory (same promoter as the tour, the […]

big thumbs up!

I like it, put me in mind of 28 Years Later. Sadly, I don’t think it’s a harbinger of a new album – the fact that the artwork is in the same style as the 2016 EPs suggests they view in that lineage

I could via a download option, but that has since been disabled by Amazon. What you could do now is plug your Kindle into a computer, use the add book option in Calibre alongside a plug in that disables Kindle […]