Dozen-member folk-pop outfits seem to be the norm on the indie circuit these days and I often grow tired of them after the first listen. Seattle’s Grand Hallway hawks their...

There couldn’t be a more appropriate name for this album. Every single track on this record induces a feel-good, mellow, and hippie-inspired attitude. Artful and expressive, Hymns of Love &...

With much fanfare, it landed. This time capsule of what might have been. The film begins with an extraordinarily long-winded explanation of its long understood purpose. Then several sycophantic, brown-nosing...

As with several other sci-fi franchises before, it would seem that “The End” was not the end for Battlestar Galactica. The new direct-to-DVD movie (to be aired on Sy-Fy and...

It’s kind of like watching an old black and white film when lounging to Meaghan Smith’s first full-length release, The Cricket’s Orchestra. The London, Ontario native takes listeners back about...

Silhouette is almost perfect. Upon first listen it seems a basic pop project with a golden-voiced lad and an average line-up of back-up instruments, but further spins move further into...

I am excited by their eclectic sound and delivery, but ultimately Os Mutantes leaves something to be desired. Cohesion, perhaps.Haih… is the first album in 35 years from the legendary...

Since dropping Dandelion Day and Heart Attacks, The Kite Operations are back with their third and very different album, Festival. Slated for release on November 3rd, the band has since...

Surprisingly, Cirque du Freak was not as tacitly ridiculous as I though it was going to be before the projector rolled. It’s not perfect, of course. The film has the...

I grew up with Astro Boy. I remember he came on Global in the mornings before school and then on Saturday afternoons. He was brave and gentle and wise. He...