The BBC has announced this morning that singer-songwriter Foxes will appear in the new series of Doctor Who – and she’ll be performing a track in her episode. Foxes will guest star in Episode 8, written by Jamie Mathieson (Being Human). She commented: “I can’t believe I’m actually going to be in an episode of … >
A new poll has revealed the UK’s views on what they want to hear (and to not hear) on their car radio. The survey by Truck Locator found that singing in the car is far more popular with female drivers than males, with 41% of females belting out their favourite tune, compared to 25% of … >
To celebrate Silva Screen’s release of the soundtrack for last year’s Doctor Who drama An Adventure in Space and Time on Monday 3 March, we’ve got copies of the album to give away to five of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just follow @CultBoxTV on Twitter and tweet the following text: Follow … >
Sherlock: Music from Series 3 is out now on CD and to download, and to celebrate the release CultBox caught up with composers David Arnold and Michael Price to ask them a selection of questions sent in by fans.
Now this is a real treat. Edmund Butt’s score to Mark Gatiss’ terrific Doctor Who drama. You all remember An Adventure in Space and Time, don’t you? It’s the 90 minutes last year that made several generations of Who fans get all moist-eyed and nostalgic, some for a time they weren’t even alive in.
The perfect gift for the music-lover in your life this Valentine’s day, Creative Technology has launched the Creative Hitz™ MA2300 headset (RRP £39.99) and we’ve got a set to give away to one of our Twitter followers!
Sherlock composers David Arnold and Michael Price have both expressed interest in a BBC Prom featuring the show’s music, similar to the Doctor Who Prom.
The perfect gift for the music-lover in your life this Valentine’s day, Creative Technology has launched the Hitz WP380 Bluetooth headset (RRP £89.99) – bringing with it effortless pairing, high-definition playback without wires, and lag-free audio thanks to FastStream technology – and we’ve got a set to give away to one of our Twitter followers!
Pass that popcorn-filled Deerstalker, would you? Because with that filmic running length, a principal duo of Hollywood stars, and the fact that each 90-minute feature is advertised with the hashtaggable anticipation of your average blockbuster, every episode of Sherlock is less a TV drama and more a movie that has escaped into your living room. So it stands to reason that it should be given a fittingly filmic score.
To celebrate Silva Screen’s release of Sherlock: Music from Series 3 on Monday 27 January, we’ve got CDs to give away to five of our Twitter followers!