Editor Picks

In 'Prayer for the French Republic' questions are raised about the safety of French Jews with antisemitism on the rise. Wouldn't it be better to emigrate to Israel where it is safer?

A Victorian Steampunk adventure with mythical creatures struggles to maintain high quality while balancing a rich and complex narrative.

A new Beatles covers collection features a fair number of luminous artists and a few famous covers, but the focus is more on obscure artists and recordings.

With puppetry and magical realism 'Ernie's Secret Life', conceived during the pandemic lockdowns, warms the heart and sparks the sense of wonder.

If you don't delve too deeply into it, 'Roadkill' is a fun '70s-style ride.

The Clarion Choir's, precision, dynamics, balance, and overall musicality are always at the highest level.

"The line between affection and obsession can be wafer-thin."

Reviews: a box set for the 50th anniversary of Nektar's Remember the Future, plus Johnny Winter.

Arthur Krump does what he has done every New Year’s Eve for the last 30 years – grieve.

Despite having an interesting story and cool '80s vibe Rough Justice: '84 is held back by some odd design choices and repetitive mini-games.