The Last of Us | Episode 6 review: Kin
Recovering from the aftermath of episode 5, Joel and Ellie finally reach Tommy’s and have a moment to breathe in episode 6.
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Glow review | Deeply soulful offerings from UK multi-hyphenate Wesley Joseph
★★★★☆
Walsall-raised, London-based Wesley Joseph lays down his marker as one of the UK’s brightest emerging talents on Glow, a project that’s more pensive than previous releases.
The Son review | A reasonably affecting family melodrama
★★★☆☆
High-flying businessman Peter (Hugh Jackman) struggles to get through to his son Nicholas (Zen McGrath) in Florian Zeller’s family drama, The Son.
Trustfall review | Pink’s new album is an oddball mix of styles
★★★☆☆
Pink's Trustfall is a strange, eclectic mix of styles and influences, but Pink’s voice remains impressive.Â
The Point review | Alan Fletcher is a quietly confident wordsmith
★★★★☆ Alan Fletcher (Dr Karl Kennedy from Neighbours) releases his debut Americana album featuring soft, sad musings on relationships and everyday domesticities. Read our The Point review.
Optical Delusion review | Electronic stalwarts Orbital explore our dystopian world
★★★☆☆
Orbital enlist more features than usual on Optical Delusion, to ponder our post-pandemic world. Whilst an impressive tenth album, it doesn’t continuously dazzle.
Sharper review | Julianne Moore excels in Benjamin Caron’s thriller
★★☆☆☆
AppleTV+’s new film Sharper, starring Julianne Moore, is a twisty thriller from director Benjamin Caron. Read our review.Â
Beyond The Streets London review at the Saatchi Gallery
★★★★★ The Saatchi Gallery’s new exhibition, Beyond The Streets, is massive. In both scale and scope, the display dwarfs any street art exhibition the UK has hosted before, spanning the breadth of the subculture on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond.Â
The Inspection review | Elegance Bratton’s military drama lacks nuance
★★★☆☆ Based on writer-director Elegance Bratton’s own experiences, The Inspection follows a young gay man on his way to become a Marine.
Rolo Tomassi at Electric Ballroom review | Britain’s most underrated rockers reaffirm their brilliance
★★★★★
Over nearly two decades, Rolo Tomassi have amassed an ardent following without a modicum of mainstream attention. At their largest show to date, the Sheffielders indulge in the fruits of their labour, welcoming 1,500 loyalists to an evening of immaculate emotion.
Cuts & Bruises review | Inhaler mature with the scars to show for it on sophomore album
★★★★☆
Cuts & Bruises demonstrates that Inhaler are capable of that much-coveted element from debut to sophomore – maturity – whilst preserving the winning formula behind It’s Always Like This.Â
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania review | Who is Kang The Conqueror?
★★★☆☆
Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man makes a flashy return in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which introduces us to Kang the Conqueror.
