So let’s bear this in mind from the offset, I am definitely not the target audience for Monokens and as such this review should be taken with an ample pinch of salt. However, having a little rant is always fun and besides, we at Yack like to be honest, so here comes our Monokens “Underdog […]
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DeaVious Resek founder and a real driving force behind the vision. Ellis Deaves (DeaVious) is a producer and rapper hailing from Cornwall. Now when you think of Cornwall hiphop is not necessarily the first thing that comes to mind, but Mr DeaVious and co are working hard to dispel that foolish misconception. DeaVious writes extremely personal and passionate
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Resek Records is a collective that prizes passion over everything else. Not limiting themselves to a genre or a lifestyle the artists on the label come from a mixed background of genre and disciplines. From talented singer songwriters, to lyricists and beatmakers, the only real requirement in order to become a member is a dedicated
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In the 90s actor Riggan Thomson (Micheal Keaton) was a huge star in the successful comic book adaptations of Birdman. Now attempting to restart his career with an ambitious Broadway production he struggles with his own demons, his family, critics and volatile actor Mike Shiner (Edward Norton) all before opening night. With the current trend
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William Wallace made his first foray into the world of horror with ‘Welcome To Cannibal County’ but it was an understandably quiet welcome, he was a no name and it was a low budget independent film. Since then he has been fine tuning his craft until finally he is ready to re-visit his first work with his
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Despite the ‘cringe factor’, Bruce Willis’ debut album, ‘The Return of Bruno’, has a handful of other knits that you might want to pick. Listening to it would might make one wonder why the likes of amazon are currently pricing a CD version of this 37 year old record, at £22.95. Probably the pick of
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