In the End It Always Does: The Japanese House finds clarity in the fog
Andrew Peng reviews the second album from dreamy-synth act The Japanese House.
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‘Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores’ is a fun, if not revolutionary, addition to the series
Andrew Peng explores the latest DLC for 'Horizon Forbidden West' and gives his thoughts on the expansion content, as well as what it means for the franchise's future.
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Like a painter: Caroline Polachek soars on Desire, I Want to Turn into You
Andrew Peng reviews Caroline Polachek's long-awaited latest album.
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To-may-to, To-mah-to: what’s up with Jack Antonoff?
Andrew Peng does a deep dive into producer Jack Antonoff.
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A celebration of creativity: a homage to video game mods
Having regularly stretched the limits of my fairly ordinary laptop to play games over the past few years, it was a very pleasant transition when I picked up a PS5 a few months ago. And while I’ve made myself aware of the many advantages offered by console gaming, there is...
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What’s in a name? Exploring some of the musical nomenclatures
Andrew Peng explores: What makes a good stage name? And what makes a bad one?
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The Boar’s albums of the year 2022
The Boar's writers have picked their favourite album of the year.
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Spotlight On: Ethel Cain
Andrew Peng explores the ethereal music of alt-pop artist Ethel Cain in this installment of our Spotlight on... series.
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Carly Rae Jepsen takes you to the moon on The Loneliest Time
Andrew Peng reviews Carly Rae Jepsen's latest album, The Loneliest Time
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Fossora review: Björk continues to tread new ground
Andrew Peng reivews Björk's tenth album, Fossora
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Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour Tour is the start of something new
Andrew Peng reviews Olivia Rodrigo's show at London Hammersmith's Apollo on her debut tour, the SOUR tour.
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The Minions: The Rise of Gru soundtrack features an all-star cast, but fails to live up to the hype
Andrew Peng reviews the lacklustre soundtrack to Minions: The Rise of Gru.
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