Author: Harry Geeves


  • Lizzo – ‘Grrrls’ single review: far from her best work

    Harry Greeves is disappointed with Lizzo’s follow-up to ‘About Damn Time’.

  • Review: Spacey Jane at The Loft 05/04/2022

    Deputy Editor Harry Geeves enjoys a loud night at The Loft!

  • Review: The Batman – Pattinson Delights In Tonal Spectacle

    No Kite himself, Harry Geeves, reviews the latest outing to Gotham City.

  • In Defence of: The Amazing Spider-man 2

    Ahead of No Way Home, Harry Geeves dusts the cobwebs off TASM 2 and finds some positives.

  • Hidden Classics: Contact (1997)

    In a new series, Harry Geeves shines a light on a great film that feels overlooked for its genre, Contact.

  • Review: tick, tick… BOOM! – A Definitive Adaptation

    Lin-Manuel Miranda’s directorial debut is “inventively structured” according to Harry Geeves.

  • Review: Lizzy McAlpine – ‘doomsday’

    Deputy Editor Harry Geeves praises the ruminating bitterness in Lizzy McAlpine’s new single.

  • Collab: Best Artists To See Live 2021

    Harry and Sam tell us who they think you should see live!

  • What We’re Listening To: October

    Our writers give us an insight into what they’ve been listening to over the past month.

  • Review: Punch Brothers – Church Street Blues

    It’s been 3 long years since Punch Brothers released a record, and longer still since their 2015 pièce de résistance The Phosphorescent Blues, an arrestingly creative take on experimental bluegrass and a personal favourite of mine. Led by Chris Thile, as effervescent a player as ever, the group now set their sights on a covers […]

  • Review: FINNEAS – The 90s

    Singing about the 90s feels a little played out, says Harry Geeves.

  • Review: The Killers – Pressure Machine

    Harry Geeves thinks that Pressure Machine is The Killers’ best album in years.

  • Do We Need Star Wars Spin-Offs?

    Harry Geeves weighs in on the upcoming slate of Star Wars spinoff films.

  • Review: James Blake – ‘Say What You Will’

    Harry Geeves finds James Blake’s new track to be reason to get excited for his upcoming album.