Jordan Richardson

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• 513 Book Review: Field Notes on Democracy: Listening to Grasshoppers by Arundhati Roy

  Arundhati Roy boldly sheds light on the dark mechanism of democracy in India.

  Review in Books — by Jordan Richardson — on Nov 07, 2009

• 512 I Hear Sparks: Graham Dechter - Right on Time

  A complex, beautiful, clever debut for any musician, this is a record with poise, style and sway.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Nov 06, 2009

• 511 Music Review: Komeda Project - Requiem

  Komeda Project freshens up the music of the legendary Polish composer for new ears.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Nov 05, 2009

• 510 Music Review: Julian Casablancas - Phrazes for the Young

  A record stretched out over the bizarreness and magnificence of the United States.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Nov 05, 2009

• 509 I Hear Sparks: Mean Creek - The Sky (or the Underground)

  Mean Creek rocks the harmonies and the driving guitar sound to their full advantage.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Nov 01, 2009

• 508 Music Review: Skeletonwitch - Breathing the Fire

  Skeletonwitch is a force to be reckoned with in the world of unyielding, devastating thrash metal.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Oct 31, 2009

• 507 DVD Review: Soldiers of Conscience

  A well-made, important documentary that asks tough questions and refuses to flinch in the face of tougher answers.

  Review in Video — by Jordan Richardson — on Oct 30, 2009

• 506 Music Review: András Schiff and Johann Sebastien Bach - Six Partitas

  Schiff's performance is accessible, poignant and succint.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Oct 30, 2009

• 505 Music Review: The Jeff Hamilton Trio - Symbiosis

  There’s nothing put-on about the interplay and the style with which these musicians play.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Oct 30, 2009

• 504 Book Review: The Michael Jackson Tapes: A Tragic Icon Reveals His Soul in Intimate Conversation By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

  A disheartening record of a friendship shattered by time, fame and ego.

  Review in Books — by Jordan Richardson — on Oct 28, 2009