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‘Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World: The Game - Complete Edition’ proves that you can not recapture lightning in a bottle

January 24, 2021

Una Mannion’s ‘A Crooked Tree’ is a twisted summer adventure

By Conner Tighe / January 20, 2021

The Game Bakers create cuddly and cute ‘Haven’ when we severely need one

December 24, 2020

Foster the People dominate Indie sound in ‘In the Darkest of Nights, Let the Birds Sing’

By Conner Tighe / December 18, 2020

Taylor Swift’s haunting ‘Evermore’ drags out her folk story

By Conner Tighe / December 16, 2020

‘Easy’ remix is a superb take on identity struggle

By Conner Tighe / December 13, 2020

‘Mank’ is a well made disappointment

By Mason Kupiainen / December 7, 2020

‘Christmas Chronicles 2’ Lacks Christmas Spirit

By Mason Kupiainen / November 29, 2020

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard explore even more microtones on ‘K.G.’

By Brandon Carson / November 26, 2020

Life Day is darn good fun in ‘The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special’

By Anthony Herring / November 23, 2020

‘Freaky’ is freakishly good fun

By Aaron Dwyer / November 20, 2020

Gregory Dillon’s ‘Sad Magic’ Is Hardly Spellbinding

By Conner Tighe / November 17, 2020

Point North’s ‘Brand New Vision’ smashes on

By Conner Tighe / September 2, 2020

There’s nothing all that powerful about ‘Project Power’

By Anthony Herring / September 2, 2020

Glass Animals continue to milk their past sound with 'Dreamland'

By Brandon Carson / August 28, 2020

'Rogue Cube' is a twin-stick shooter that’s kind of square

By Nick Black / August 27, 2020

Finding solace in The Wonderlands’ ‘This Digital Life’

By Conner Tighe / August 26, 2020

'Transformers: War For Cybertron: Siege' is an ambitious reboot that falls flat

By Emily Guffey / August 25, 2020

‘Folklore’ is a triumph for Taylor Swift

By Conner Tighe / August 6, 2020

Neon Trees’ ‘I Can Feel You Forgetting Me’ is a light in these dark times

By Conner Tighe / August 5, 2020