“Parasyte: The Grey” Review

If you were curious about whether any contemporary alien life form could appear more terrifying than the demogorgons from the renowned science fiction TV series Stranger Things, then Parasyte: The Grey presents a challenge for you. While they may not resemble the conventional image of parasites, the reality is even worse—they are fully formed, shape-shifting…

“Wanderland” – Blish’s Debut Album Offers Hope and Inspiration

“Every cloud has a silver lining” is how Korean artist Blish begins his enigmatic first full-length album, Wanderland. The first track, Rewind, has an extended invitation with an optimistic message that begins his storytelling. Whilst the chirping birds in the background are unexpected, it’s a delightful way to accompany the vocals of both Blish and…

Dreamcatcher Radiate Girl Power in London – Concert Review

With a snake-like queue of fans around the block, as I entered The Troxy, I realised this would be the first time I would be attending a K-Pop show unaware of what I was getting myself into. With the tour titled Luck Inside 7 Doors, the girls took that luck and turned it into magic,…

74th Berlin International Film Festival: “REAS” Review

As we plough through this cursed era of remakes and unnecessary sequels, any film or TV series that features a brand new story is a blessing – and there’s nothing more original than real life. Lola Arias directs Argentinian self-proclaimed hybrid musical REAS, which sources its material from the charming inmates of Ezeiza prison a…

Amber Liu Takes Over O2 Academy Islington in London – Concert Review

Amber Liu, an American singer, rapper, and songwriter, took the stage at London’s O2 Academy Islington and showed that she is a force to be reckoned with. From her roots in the highly successful K-pop group f(x), where she debuted in 2009, to her solo journey, Amber has consistently displayed her unique style, and she…