
Album reviews: PNC, Buckshot & P-Money
Chris Schulz reviews new albums by Kiwi hip-hop heavyweights PNC and P-Money.
Chris Schulz reviews new albums by Kiwi hip-hop heavyweights PNC and P-Money.
I shouldn't be reviewing this game. I find the violence in mixed martial arts repulsive. But then again, this is just a video game.
It's probably around the two-hour mark of this big, bloated, bombastic spectacle of a sequel that you might start thinking to yourself, why are we doing this again?
Beethoven, as everyone knows, sells seats. The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Beethoven: The Symphonies proved just that four times over.
If you're one of those people with a weakness for laughing in the wrong place then it might be best you don't watch War News, writes Colin Hogg.
Playwright Elizabeth Easther won the 2014 Adam Play Award with this sophisticated, witty and very contemporary meditation on the timeless processes of procreation.
Loud. Spontaneous. Free. These aren't attributes normally associated with Linkin Park, a band that spends so much time on studio tinkering their albums should come with stickers warning of over-production.
DJ-turned-record shop and record-label owner Terri Hooley (Dormer) was responsible for championing punk music and ignited the scene in Belfast during the 1970s.