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• 140 Music Review: Daniel Lanois - Omni Series

  Producer extraordinaire Daniel Lanois delivers his latest, self-released, collection of instrumental songs.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Sep 18, 2009

• 139 Music Review: Kim Kashkashian - Neharót

  An accessible and beautiful collection of contemporary classical music from violist Kim Kashkashian.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Aug 30, 2009

• 138 Music Review: Above & Beyond - Trance Nation

  Reigning trance champions Above & Beyond reinvigorate the classic Trance Nation mix series.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Aug 23, 2009

• 137 Mike, Kevin, and Bill from RiffTrax Chat About Live-Riffing Plan 9

  Blogcritics sits down with the RiffTrax guys to discuss their live theater event, life in general, and The Room.

  Interview in Video — by David R Perry — on Aug 12, 2009

• 136 Blu-ray Review: Battlestar Galactica - Season 4.5

  A generous presentation for the very satisfying end to an ambitious retelling and retuning of epic science fiction.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Aug 01, 2009

• 135 DVD Review: The Mighty Boosh - Seasons 1-3

  The madcap world of anal-retentive jazz poet Howard Moon and shape-throwing electro model Vince Noir finally lands stateside.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Jul 27, 2009

• 134 Blu-ray Review: Wild Pacific

  Enjoyment for Wild Pacific may depend partly on your interest in ecology and conservation as much as the natural world.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Jul 22, 2009

• 133 Music Review: Book Of Love Reissues

  Book Of Love have re-released their four albums in new expanded form on Noble Rot Records.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Jul 21, 2009

• 132 Blu-ray Review: For All Mankind

  For All Mankind should belong on any Blu-ray owner's short list for historical/educational releases.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Jul 13, 2009

• 131 Blu-ray Review: Night Train

  This direct-to-video film is heavy on trying to emulate Hitchcock, but light on execution.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Jul 07, 2009