Reviews

‘The Sound Of Magic’ review: sorcery and symphonies collide on this stirring, if average, fantasy K-drama

The cast breathe life into their characters, but there’s only so much they can do with a lacklustre script

‘The Killer’s Shopping List’ episodes three and four recap: shopping for suspects

**Spoilers for ‘The Killer’s Shopping List’ episodes three and four ahead**

.Feast – ‘Abdi Lara Insani’ review: Stadium rock with a political narrative that leaves you wanting more

The Indonesian band’s new mini album about an activist-turned-politician brings the fist-pumping rock goods – and shows it’s time for them to step up the storytelling

LE SSERAFIM – ‘Fearless’ review: HYBE’s new girl group don’t fully live up to their name on hit-and-miss debut

The fresh six-piece show promise on their first mini-album, but fall flat at key moments

Arcade Fire – ‘WE’ review: Canadian collective’s most focussed record since ‘The Suburbs’

Inspired by the dystopian 1924 novel 'We', the band tackle modern malaise and find reasons to be cheerful

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – ‘Endless Rooms’ review: new sounds and pointed lyrics

The Melbourne indie rockers expand their sonic palette and sharpen their lyrical knives on their third studio album

Belle and Sebastian – ‘A Bit of Previous’ review: some of their most vivid songwriting in years

The veteran indie-pop septet's 10th studio album is nothing short of glorious

Suki Waterhouse – ‘I Can’t Let Go’ review: star holds nothing back on her Sub Pop debut

The actor and musician drops hints at her influences, but twists those sounds into new directions

‘Trek To Yomi’ review: a stylish, spiritual slice of samurai action

'Trek To Yomi' is incredibly short, but breath-taking art direction and a compelling story means it doesn't waste a second
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