Review: Code 404
DVD & Digital: Code 404 (2020)Detective Inspectors John Major (Daniel Mays) and Roy Carver (Stephen Graham) are a highly regarded crime fighting partnership in the Metropolitan Police’s Special Investigation Unit, but during an undercover operation Major is shot and killed.The end of the road for this detective duo you’d think, but thanks to a secret artificial […]
Review: The Game
Blu-ray: The Game (1997)Nicholas Van Orton (Michael Douglas) is a wealthy investment banker, he is somewhat scrooge-like, lives alone in a huge mansion, is divorced and hasn’t seen his ne’er do well brother Conrad (Sean Penn) for years.Nicolas is haunted from having seen his father commit suicide on his 48th birthday, now for his own 48th […]
Review: Death of a Vlogger
Digital: Death of a Vlogger (2019) Graham (played by writer/director Graham Hughes) is a vlogger whose online channel mostly consists of him mucking around with his friends. Then one day while recoding a monologue in front of his laptop, his mug by the side of it suddenly moves across the table for no apparent reason. […]
Review: Tour de France 2020
The 2020 Tour de France was due to begin on 27th June, but due to the current worldwide pandemic has been put back to 29th August. However, your 2020 Tour de France cycling itch can be scratched right now by this officially licensed cycling sim game from video game developer Cyanide S.A. While not being […]
Review: Izo FitzRoy – Red Line (Dr Meaker Remix)
We are already big fans of Izo FitzRoy’s latest album, ‘How The Mighty Fall’ here at 60MW. Its heady mixture of soul and gospel with often confessional lyrics has tempted Drum and Bass Maverick Dr Meaker to join the ranks of producers eager to put their stamp on to her work. He layers on heavy […]
Review: Dr Rubberfunk – My Life at 45
I missed this on its February release owing to the world going batshit. The album pulls together releases from the popular ‘My Life At 45’ 7″ inch series, with an additional four brand new tracks.The opener Boom! has Jalapeno label mate John Turrell delivering an old school R&B belter which begs the listener to hit […]
Review: Children of Dune
Amazon Prime: Children of Dune (2003)Dune was first released in 1965 by author Frank Herbert and became one of the most important science fiction novels of the 20th century. The world of Dune has expanded immensely over the years in the book section since then. Before his death in 1986, Frank Herbert had published six […]
Review: Lack of Afro – Bad Ass Self
Good things are coming our way from producer/multi-instrumentalist Adam Gibbons (Lack of Afro). BBC6 Music recently previewed “You Could Do Better” a slow soul burner (featuring Camila Recchio and Wax). Now he’s upped the tempo and dropped ‘Bad Ass Self’ as a new single.“I think Kennzo got his groove back”. New York rapper Kennzo slaps […]
Review: Maceo Parker – Other Side of the Pillow
If you have never heard of maestro saxophonist Maceo Parker then you have some learning to do, but the good news is that learning will never be this much fun. Start with his on again off again James Brown connections throughout the 1960s and beyond. Then jump aboard the Mothership Connection with Parliament-Funkadelic, then his […]
Review: Beyond Blue
Marine life, and the conservation of it, has always fascinated me since I first watched (and absolutely loved) Marine Boy as a child. Hence it was an absolute pleasure to watch and review the documentaries Blue and Sharkwater Extinction last year for our website. So when a PS4 review code of Beyond Blue was kindly emailed […]