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Vampire Lovers ~ not enough bite

Vampire Lovers ~ not enough bite

Given that you can’t go a day without fanging, sorry, falling, over something vampire related, it’s unsurprising that everyone wants a slice of this lucrative pie and Vampire Lovers has the definite feel of one hand in the cash register. Of course, if... Read More »

  1. Starcraft 2 Review

    Here we have the eagerly awaited Starcraft 2 which has been in development for the last decade.. Was it worth the wait? Well let me tell you. First off, there is one thing that struck me, being in development for the past decade, which could only mean one thing, the gameplay is a decade old?... Read More »

  3. Drunken man abusing Cash Machine

    TG was casually skipping down Tottenham Court Road looking for a Hole in the Wall when she came across this Neanderthal curiously trying to figure out how to get at his money… NING... Read More »

  5. Zibits

    Remote control robots are such an underrated pasttime to drown yourself in and one that brings much pleasure, especially to us here at Disorder. Zibits are tiny, psycho, remote control robots in a range of 12 different designs. Apart from sounding like a escapee from the deepest depths of a mental robot asylum, the robots... Read More »

  7. Win 2 Ticket’s to TONY HAWK & FRIENDS EUROPEAN SKATEBOARDING TOUR

    On July 21st Tony Hawk will be bringing his tour to Brighton, one of England’s most visited seaside towns will host the final show for Quiksilver presents Tony Hawk and Friends European Tour. Competition is now Closed!! Congratulations to Andrew Waterhouse! Enjoy In order to give Tony Hawk and his crew the best set-up possible,... Read More »

  9. EA TURNS UP THE HEAT WITH NEED FOR SPEED HOT PURSUIT

    Cops and Racers + Hot Cars + Your Friends = Endless Competition Guildford, UK – June 14, 2010 – Criterion reinvents Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit for the connected generation. Criterion Games, a studio of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) announced today that the award-winning development team is making the latest installment in the renowned... Read More »

  11. AMBITION LEADS TO GLOBAL SUCCESS AS STARMAN IMMORTALISED AS A SIM

    GUILDFORD, UK. 4 June 2010 – Pineapple Dance Studios phenomenon and face of Starman, Andrew Stone, has been immortalised as a Sim and will be available to download globally via The Sims 3 Exchange. Seen as the embodiment of ambition and determination, the creators of The Sims have decided to catapult Andrew to global stardom... Read More »

  13. Sims 3 Ambitions Review

    EA have finally released the new eagerly awaited expansion pack for the Sims 3. The Sims 3 Ambitions goes on Release on the 1st June in America and 4th June in the EU. Luckily for me I got my copy of Ambitions a week before release and spent the whole Bank Holiday Weekend playing until... Read More »

  15. Sex and the City Parody Video

    If you haven’t had chance to catch the latest Sex and The City movie then perhaps a comedy parody video, courtesy of Electronic Arts and The Sims, will keep you occupied in the meantime – released to mark the launch of the “The Sims 3 Ambitions” game on June 4th (review to follow soon): Featuring... Read More »

  17. Seaside and a Gambling problem

    Hey ho, I know I should have done this like, oh, days ago but since we wereputting an issue to bed I haven’t had a chance to breeeeeathe. But the other weekend was a day or so spent at the Great Escape and at best, it looked like this. Which is a damn sight better... Read More »

  19. A Quick Review of Red Dead Redemption

    Believe me, I don’t want to be writing as I would rather be playing said game until my eyes turn square and my thumbs fall off but the TV in my flat is currently rudely tuned in to “90210″, of all the stupid things to watch, so I may as well tell you how “amazing”... Read More »

  21. Disorder Team test out new range of Krispy Kremes

      With summertime playing with us by appearing for five minutes and disappearing the next, Disorder have found another way to brighten up life by consuming a large amount of Krispy Kreme’s. They have added a few more scrummy flavours to their already mouth-watering menu in the form of Strawberries and Kreme, and Lemon Meringue... Read More »

  23. Bad Company 2

    The Battlefield series is famous for many reasons whether it be the tight knit online community, open explorable maps or destructible environments. No matter what you want from your Battlefield experience, Bad Company 2 will deliver. Rather than a simple First Person Shooter (FPS) I like to consider the Battlefield series a Warfare Simulator alongside... Read More »

  25. Spike Jonze short film

    Ever since watching Daft Punks music video for Da Funk way back in 1996, I have always wanted to either be or maybe just befriend Spike Jonze. The way he is able to merge music and film thoroughly excites me and many a time I have tenaciously hunted a song or soundtrack because I have... Read More »

  27. Whip It

    Drew Barrymore has carved out an adult career by playing kooky, ballsy roles whether it be in big productions (Charlie’s Angels) or low key sleepers (Donnie Darko) and her directorial debut is practically hallmarked with her love of music, alternative strong women and a mixture of street savvy and youthful innocence. This book-to-film adaptation of... Read More »

  29. Film: SHANK

    Shank (2010) Director: Mo Ali Starring: Adam Deacon, Kaya Scodelario, Ashley ‘Bashy’ Thomas and Kedar Williams-Stirling General release: 26th March 2010 From the title you could be wrongly deceived into believing that Shank is merely a movie about youths killing each other with knives. Although there is an undertone of this contained within the movie... Read More »

  31. Come ramble with me…

    I always mean to write more of these weird ranting things before I realise the potential crux – who the fuck wants to read this shizzle? Well, my mother for one since I never send her emails or pick up her phone calls and this is the only way she knows I’m alive, how much... Read More »

  33. Tateshots: Sound & Vision

    A little context… when I arrived at the Tate Modern for the preview screening of the next six weeks’ worth of Tateshots – a series of podcasts over 150 episodes old – I had been nursing a virus that left me intellectually capable of processing nothing more cerebral than a music video or – at... Read More »

  35. EA Games go release-mad

    EA has released a triple whammy of January goodness for the New Year, including a sci-fi, fantasy and a third person shooter. There ‘s something here to suit all your needs in 2010. The most anticipated game over the last 3 months is getting closer and closer to release (January 26). Mass Effect 2 is... Read More »

  37. Black Dog Books

    Black Dog Books is an intriguing bookshop built within a railway arch off Rivington St, East London. It’s a pop-up shop but in every sense. The shop has been constructed within another space, it’s a small cube in a railway arch and carries a wonderfully diverse range of fanzines and books, from children’s classics to... Read More »

  39. Jim Starr

    Jim Starr’s use of pop culture and pin up imagery is guaranteed to entrance those who love the louche and the lowbrow. After an initial brush with spray stencilling in the mid nineties Jim moved over to screenprinting having been influenced by Robert Rauschenberg and many of the painter / printmakers of the New York... Read More »

  41. Bruises and the Beeb

    It’s been some time since the Random Force has overcome me and I need to write nothing but weirdness and tosh, whatever spills forth from the sometimes-genius, mostly-cesspit of my mind. Yet here I am, sporting a bruise on my thigh that has gone the same colour as the clouds in Independence Day when those... Read More »

  43. Plastic Body Series

    Want to take Barbie everywhere? That’s exactly what Hannah Zakari is crafting with her broken Barbie jewellery which melds recycled dolly parts with metalwork.  We particularly love the earrings made of, you guessed it, Barbie’s ears. How very Van Gogh. For the full range, go to:... Read More »

  45. Lives Of The Artists

    Lives Of The Artists was shown in London’s Shoreditch Town Hall, a suitably grand venue, which was turned into a makeshift bar and theatre for the evening, and you can now see the full film online at http://www.relentlessenergy.com/ The documentary is, arguably, a move towards giving Relentless a far more sophisticated hue than all bluster... Read More »

  47. World of Warcraft

    Happy Birthday World of Warcraft! So where’s the free booze? World of Warcraft, or ‘WoW’ in geek speak, is undoubtedly the most popular and well known video game of all time. A brief history lesson; Warcraft began as an RTS (Real Time Strategy) in 1994, where opposing geeks command make-believe armies in battle against each... Read More »