Ten Stars for Ten Stories by MewithoutYou
Beautifully crafted and with Aaron Weiss’ typical defining lyrical implementation, MewithoutYou’s new album entitled Ten Stories is yet another welcome step forward in the band’s progression. Despite receiving mixed reviews on their 2009 release It’s All Crazy, It’s All False, It’s All A Dream, MewithoutYou maintains some of its folksy style while drawing upon previous...
A Night Well Spent
A Review of Woody Allen’s ‘Midnight in Paris‘ With its charming atmosphere, beautiful scenery, and comically lined script, Woody Allen’s ‘Midnight In Paris’ is a must see for both literary students and the general audience. Maintaining a sharp, effective and comical script, as found in much of Allen’s work, ‘Midnight in Paris’ is a rewarding...
Album Review: Every Time I Die – Ex Lives
From its hard hitting opening track of “Underwater Bimbo’s From Outer Space” to more subtle tracks such as “Revival Mode”, Every Time I Die’s latest release proves to be yet another gem for its followers. Its well placed lyrical balances, heavy riffs and conquering drum beats all combine to create a sound that is truly...
Quoth The Raven
Using a blend of murder mystery, elements of the horror genre and bloody violence, The Raven tries to offer up a reason for the death of the well known poet and short story writer Edgar Allan Poe. Introducing the audience in its opening scene to 19th century Baltimore amidst a bloody murder, the tone and...
Film Review: Driving on the Edge
From its opening sequence displaying Ryan Gosling as The Driver, the only identity that is attached to his character throughout the duration of the film, to its chilling ending, the audience of Drive is left in a state of awe at the masterpiece that Nicolas Winding Refn has once again brought forward. Cleverly making use...
