Arts & Entertainment Reviews

On their second record it seems like in attempting to change their sound, Purity Ring are no longer setting trends but following them instead.

This is what live music is about - atmosphere, incredible songs and performers who take your breath away.

There is an amateurish quality to Rosewater, but its goals to shed light on those in Bahari's situation are very admirable.

If you've heard Belle & Sebastian before, you know that sound - you know that familiar sound of jangling guitars and you know the tender, boyish lilt of Stuart Murdoch's voice. What is likely to be unusual to you is the gentle neo-disco pulse …

No Cities to Love, the first album released by Sleater-Kinney since The Woods in 2005, is business as usual and, it just so happens, business is booming.

Domino Record Co., 2015 Imagine The Beach Boys floating on an endless ocean. They haven't seen the shore in days, they know they're going to die, but they just keep singing anyway. You've just imagined a pretty close approximation…

Birdman is one of the most original, confidently made comedy films in years. Scott Wallace reviews for Sydney Scoop.

Lauded as one of the best films that New Zealand has ever produced, The Dark Horse is a truly inspiring story of promise and faith, sensitively told.

Kill the Messenger is the kind of movie that Jeremy Renner has been waiting for.

With all that being said, Ware can't really be criticised for this move toward more mainstream sounds as the record doesn't feel like an intentional act of "selling out."