Doctor Who Companion Chronicles: The Time Museum by James Goss (audio review).
Ian Chesterton is an old man and finding himself adrift in a place made of his own memories doesn’t sound
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William Shatner rocks (literally)!
Blackburner has just released their second album Planet Earth Attack via Cleopatra/Hypnotic Records. Featuring guest appearances from Star Trek’s William
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Doctor Who: Black And White by Matt Fitton (audio-book review).
‘Black And White’ is the second in the series of three in the main Doctor Who range. The three stories
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Dark Shadows: Operation Victor by Jonathan Morris (audio book review).
In an unexpected twist, our hero, Quentin Collins, is recruited by British forces during World War Two. He is invited
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Planetary shock: How about some scifi Pop Rock?
For the most part, some folks identify their brand of music for science fiction/fantasy as cozy yet sophisticated orchestrated music.
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Doctor Who: The Androids Of Tara by David Fisher
‘The Androids Of Tara’ has been completely re-written into novelised form for this special release of the audio book, the
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Dark Shadows: Speak No Evil.
Tad Collins is a bad lot, a womaniser and a drunk. Still, he’s had a rough life with the strange
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The Tweed Album.
From Mr B. The Gentleman Rhymer‘s latest work, ‘The Tweed Album,’ we have some rather spiffing chap-core, specifically, a song
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Green Lantern: The Animated Series music by Frederik Wiedmann.
The animated ‘Green Lantern’ series isn’t something I’ve seen over here but that doesn’t mean I wouldn’t want to listen
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Doctor Who: The Oseidon Adventure by Alan Barnes.
At the end of ‘The Trail Of The White Worm’, the Doctor and Leela were in dire straits. The Master
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