Kaiser Chiefs – Education, Education, Education & War
“Education, Education, Education & War” is already Kaiser Chiefs’ fifth album but their first since the departure of drummer and main songwriter Nick Hodgson.
“Education, Education, Education & War” is already Kaiser Chiefs’ fifth album but their first since the departure of drummer and main songwriter Nick Hodgson.
“It’s not Jazz, It’s Blues” is the name of Daggers’ latest album and with it, this Belgian outfit blew me away.
The grammatical ballbuster that is Their They’re There consists of Evan Weiss (Into It.
Gazers of footwear worldwide, beware!
Tiny Engines has worked its ass off the last couple of years and is well on its way to becoming a label that is synonymous with quality up to the point where you don’t even need to think about it,
Gameface has always been one of those bands that made me wonder why they weren’t any bigger.
After the release of “Accidents Do Not Happen, They Are Caused” late last year, Oxygen Thief (aka Barry Dolan) is already back at it.
From the man who has previously brought us the delightfully intimate Dungeons & Dragons, comes Getaway. This is essentially an 89-minute car chase with lots of cr crashes, but the only real carnage in this PG-13 rated piece of shit is the movie itself.
Empire State takes us to New York in the 80ies. After having been turned down by the NYPD, Chris Potamitis (Liam Hemsworth) is desperately looking for a job and ends up working as a security guard for Empire. Noticing that the security is well below par and needing some money, Chris decides to take $25,000. He then tells his friend Eddie (Michael Angarano) about it and together they hatch a scheme to steal a lot more. Eddie, a small time crook, blabs to his bosses about it, who are a couple of rings higher up on the criminal ladder and from there on everything goes awry.
Wow, five Oscar winning actors put together in one movie and not a single spark that hits the screen!
This geriatric version of The Hangover sees childhood friends Paddy (Robert De Niro), Archie (Morgan Freeman) and Sam (Kevin Kline) hitting Las Vegas for the bachelor party of Billy (Michael Douglas). An old rivalry between Billy and Paddy heats up when they both fall for Vegas loungesinger Diana (Mary Steenburgen), something that – we soon learn - has happened once before when they were young.