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Jordan Richardson - Page 48
Dateline: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writers/jordan-richardson/
Articles: 522
Dateline: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writers/jordan-richardson/
Articles: 522
Jordan Richardson is a Canadian freelance writer and maple syrup enthusiast. His film reviews can be found at the Canadian Cinephile's Reviews and his music reviews are located at the Canadian Audiophile's Reviews and News. Mr. Richardson's favourite ice cream flavour is chocolate chip mint.
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Music Review: Kelis - The Hits
Too often, this feels like a gratuitous anthology from an artist whose best is yet to come.
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Music Review: Shout Out Louds - "Impossible"
The contagious grooves and impressive melodies are reason enough to love the Shout Out Louds.
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Music Review: Atlas Sound - Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel
Long after the ambiance has faded, I can still see the imprints that the phantoms left.
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Music Review: Friedrich Cerha - Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra & Franz Schreker - Chamber Symphony in One Movement
The music showcased in the New Series is a must-have for collectors of modern classical music or rookies stumbling gawkily through the genre like me.
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Music Review: Münchener Kammerorchester - Farewell
The Munich Chamber Orchestra delivers an intelligent recording of classical Haydn and Isang Yun.
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Music Review: Jason Kao Hwang/EDGE - Stories Before Within
I’m pretty sure Jason Kao Hwang has a little bit of crazy in him.
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Music Review: Kylie Minogue - X
The courage of the comeback is reason enough to love the fiery Aussie.
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Music Review: Randy Jackson's Music Club - Volume One
Fans of harmless, tasteless music will likely love the songs on this album from the American Idol judge and producer.
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Music Review: Beach House - Devotion
So this is dream pop...
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Music Review: Hercules and Love Affair - Hercules and Love Affair
Hercules and Love Affair combines house, disco, and eulogy for the latter so well it feels like the New York quartet has invented something new.
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