This week on ‘Built For Speed’ it’s a movie fest as we review the latest blockbusters and art house fare. We’ll let you know whether the remake of the Magnificent Seven is worthy of the famed original and you’re cinema dollar. We’ll also investigate Iranian drama Wednesday May 9 and a Wall Street backstabbing frenzy in Equity. On the music
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at animated adventure Storks and Blair Witch, the sequel/ remake of iconic 90’s film The Blair Witch Project. We’ll also tell you about the Beatles documentary Eight Days A Week and play some classic Beatles tracks. There’s also plenty of great music from more recent times with excellent new releases from the
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 16th September 2016 THE CAVEDOGS – Tayter country. THE MEANIES – The shallow end’s mine. (Aus) THE OH SEES – Web (live). CHOOK RACE – Sometimes. (Aus) COURTNEY LOVE – Mono. DAN AUERBACH – Whispered words. WILD FLAG – Romance. SURFER BLOOD – Swim. SUEDE – New generation. PULP – Disco 2000. SUPERGRASS – Cheapskate BLUR
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at Bridget Jones’s Baby, will it be good news for fans of the series after the critically savaged Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason? We also have a look at the latest film from Clerks director Kevin Smith, a very unusual comedy entitled Yoga Hosers. There’s a feast of music as we
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 9th September 2016 SUPERGRASS – Richard III. DEER HOOF – Dispossessor. THE JAYHAWKS – Quiet corners and empty spaces. ANGEL OLSEN – Shut up and kiss me. ROGER WATERS, VAN MORRISON & THE BAND – Comfortably numb. GEORGE HARRISON – What is life. TISM – Martin Scorsese is really quite a jovial fellow. THE MONARCHS –
Read moreIt’s a huge ‘Built For Speed’ this week we take a look at the film that has caused a sensation among horror and thriller fans, Don’t Breathe. On a slightly different note we’ll review animated animal comedy The Secret Life of Pets. CJ’s also going to tell us about his audiences with Steve Wozniak and Chatty Man, Alan Carr. There’ll be many
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