Voicebox: Throwback Thursday

As the leaves yellow and October nears, join Voice in reminiscing about 2014’s Over the Garden Wall, an animated miniseries that is well and truly made for this time of year. 

Humanz is the fifth album by the animated Damon Albarn-led band Gorillaz, written in part as a response to Brexit and Trumpism.

An autobiographical graphic novel about her life growing up in Iran during the midst of the Iranian Revolution, Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis is as accessible as it is unforgettable. 

Seven Psychopaths is a surreal exploration of the relationship between violence and human connection, raised to cult classic status by its dark comedic tone and marred in part by elements of meta-misogyny.

Musician Ne-Yo’s career has quietened down in recent years, but he remains a staple of 2000s R&B and pop. 

An iconic video game of the PlayStation 2 era, Tony Hawk’s Underground successfully switched up the Tony Hawk’s series format and introduced the wonders of skateboarding to a new generation of gamers.

It’s about time this delightful reimagining of the traditional Arthurian legend got the recognition it deserves.

A look back at a classic English romantic comedy that is balm for the soul. 

‘Tactical Espionage Operations’ is what Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain aims to provide – and it does so in spades. In this Voice Retrospects, I take a look back at Hideo Kojima’s final entry into the iconic Metal Gear series!

A masterfully crafted video game with an unforgettable narrative and a remarkable setting, BioShock Infinite is a hugely entertaining experience from start to finish.

Did everybody REALLY love Raymond?

This #ThrowbackThursday the team at Voice have pick’n’mixed some childhood sweets for you to delve into!