Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * * *
Cast: Steve Martin, Martin Short, Selena Gomez, Amy Ryan, Jane Houdyshell, Teddy Coluca, Michael Cyril Creighton, Jackie Hoffman, Aaron Dominguez, Vanessa Aspillaga, Ryan Broussard, Tina Fey, Adina Version, Nathan Lane, Jane Lynch, Sting, Russell G. Jones, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, James Caverly, Daniel Oreskes, Julian Cihi, Jaboukie Young-White, Zainab Jah, Ali Stoker, Jeena Yi, Orson Hong, Kirk Kelly, Mauli Pancholy, Olivia Reis, Esteban Benito,
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
Time was when the unexpected was truly one of mystery, the impending release that wasn’t covered in fanfare or immediate elaboration by the music press. The sniff of a single being the solitary clue to the direction of the album, The Space Between flourish and reveal being one of magic expanse and how your day would filter and mould around this new presence between hours, between waking moments.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *
Is it sleepwalking or is it swimming in the wake of the stream of consciousness that moves our souls in ways we never dreamed possible, both seem to push the mind further than it might feel comfortable, but once it is accepted as a conduit for thinking beyond the perceived normal then it is possible to view any artform as inevitable, that thinking alone is not a pastime to be shackled or ridiculed by those who seek to imply that the action is unproductive.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 7/10
The mindset of the human being is such that we either look back on what we were with fondness or with sheer regret, there is no sense of the benign or indifference to be found within the past, it is either glory or criticism, pleasure or pain, and it is in that analyse that perhaps shapes our future to the extent that we enter middle age and beyond with trepidation; the wish to do better, to be seen as evolving, to refuse to shout with exclamation of joy and bow down to the anger of our own self-effacement.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
In the days when pop singles were a physical moment of beauty, a piece of substantial art that was coveted for its warmth and presence, as well as the hopeful indomitable style of the cover which was a reflection or a symbol of the disc’s lyrics and meaning, It’s Karma It’s Cool’s latest offering would have been one that would have no doubt been prized by many as a depiction of its genre, and one in which its creators would have had their name plastered across such publications that promoted the artists in gloss colour pictures and revered tones.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
Cast: Marc Warren, Maimie McCoy, Luke Allen-Gale, Elliot Barnes-Worrell, Darrell D’Silva, Emma Fielding, Thomas Acda, Shereen Cutkelvin, Hadewych van Gent, Kay Greidanus, Sallie Harmsen, Loes Haverkort, Peter van Heeringen, Daniël Kolf, Mike Libanon, Lidewij Mahler, Michiel Nooter, Mark Rietman, Adrian Schiller, Jenny Spark, Eva Maria de Waal.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
Cast: Seth MacFarlane, Adrianne Palicki, Penny Johnson, Scott Grimes, Peter Macon, J. Lee, Mark Jackson, Norm MacDonald, Jessica Szohr, Chad L. Coleman, Halston Sage, Victor Garber, Ted Danson, BJ Tanner, Kai Wener, Ty Finn, Mike Henry, Anne Winters, Graham Hamilton, Kelly Hu, Dolly Parton, Michaela McManus, Imani Pullum, Giorgia Whigham.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
Cast: Stephen Graham, Daniel Mays, Rosie Cavaliero, Anna Maxwell Martin, Amanda Payton, Michelle Greenidge, Richard Gadd, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Michael Armstrong, Vinette Robinson, Louise Stewart, Bleu Landau, James Grogan, John Cummins, Alan Mooney, Sasha Behar, Hannah Bourne, Idris Balogun.
One way to ensure that the dystopian future of policing never happens is to ensure we find ways to ridicule it, that we mock it with intelligence, that we pour scorn on every circuit, and ask the those with the means to sow the seeds of derision, the artists with keen eye and sharp observation skills, to portray the need for AI in certain walks of responsible life to be curtailed.
Lonely
is
the
sand
that
is
not
touched by the sea
Ian D. Hall 2022
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *
Subtly is not everybody’s forte, it is an art form in itself, one that is either innate or one that is developed over time, and for some they never quite understand the reason why others see them as a bright star burning up the sky and not the Falling Light that dims the soul and puts emotion in rest.