Album Review: Ray LaMontagne, “Gossip In The Grain” (2008)

I can’t speak for all women in the world, but I personally grow weak at the sound of a man with a raspy singing voice.  I’m not sure what it is, but there’s something so sexy about raspy, gravelly singing; something entirely primitive calls me…

Album Review: Damien Dempsey, “Seize The Day” (2003)

I don’t know why, but I’m really fond of Irish music and musicians.  It could be me subconsciously trying to get in touch with my 1/8th Irish side, or perhaps its due to the fact that two of my best friends and their family (whom have…

Album Review: Leona Lewis, “Spirit” (2008)

I’ve never been a big fan of most pop-music Divas.  I’m sure you know what I mean when I say that- I don’t own any Celine Dion CDs, I’m not a huge Whitney Houston fan, I don’t like Beyonce’s voice at all,  and though I…

Album Review: Britney Spears, “Circus” (2008)

I’ve been listening to Britney Spears since I was twelve years old.  I’m not sure if I’d call myself a die-hard fan of Spears, but she’s very much become a part of my life, since I’ve basically grown up listening to her.  I don’t know…

Movie Review: Green Street Hooligans (2005)

It’s sometimes easy to forget just how vast the cultural differences are between America and Europe.  Of course, there’s the accents, and the cuisine, but some aspects are often overlooked or unknown.  Green Street Hooligans takes a raw look at the undercover football (soccer) firms…

Album Review: Fleet Foxes, “Fleet Foxes” (2008)

“Music is a weird and cosmic thing, its own strange religion for nonbelievers, and what a joy it is to make, in any form”- Fleet Foxes I feel like last fall was my time of interesting musical discovery.  I got into a lot of bands…

Album Review: MGMT, “Oracular Spectacular” (2008)

It was about a year ago that I first starting listening to MGMT (pronounced as it’s written, though the band was once named The Management).  A friend of mine recommended them to me, and I bought their second studio album, Oracular Spectacular.

Album Review: Michael Bublé, “It’s Time” (2005)

I don’t like remakes.  Well, let me rephrase.  I’m weary of remakes.  I don’t like them unless I feel as though the remake somehow improves upon the original song.  Usually, I find that when people do remakes, they’ve done nothing to make the song better,…