Edited by Michael Snoxall

Mother Mother's rock-and-roll "A Very Good Bad Thing" is their best album to date and quite possibly one of the better albums of the year. [...]

While basic and messy, there's something at the center worth experiencing in Double Fine's strange simulation outing. [...]

"Every so often there's a song that just grabs you by the short hairs and won't let go. Even if you know the band isn't that talented, or the song itself is kind of reviled by people with good taste, you can't help yourself. Hold My Home, the ambitious-but-flawed release from California's Cold War Kids, has one such song". [...]

"The plot’s modernizations are more relatable to younger generations, the mixture of language offers clarity for those not accustomed to iambic pentameter, and the hipster soundtrack feels like something these crazy kids would be all about in the original play." [...]

Gone Girl is, without a doubt, a page-turning thriller from the first until the last. Flynn has crafted a very clever and intricate tale that really resonates. [...]

"While the Twilight series may have you believe vampires have perfected physical features and sparkle when exposed to sunlight, Nosgoth violently rejects that model. Vampires are as vampires should be; strictly creatures of death and Nosgoth lets you live it." [...]

Flying Lotus stares mortality straight in the eye and subverts its limitations through impressive sonic density. [...]

"Although the concept is very workable and the show has been modeled after other successful shows I find that the characters themselves aren’t enough to drive this show that certainly needs interesting characters." [...]