Category: Review

— Music, Music Review, Review, Rock —

Music Review: We Are Ardent – ‘Bright Shadows from Dark Lights’ EP

June 13, 2016
Music Reviews on Sahar's Blog

Canadian band We Are Ardent is releasing the EP Bright Shadows from Dark Lights in November. The six numbers from the EP are certainly “ardent”—they are enthusiastic and burn with passion. Josh Brazeau (guitar, vocals, bass), Kat Kerley (vocals, kalimba), Matt Dalton (bass, guitar), and Justin Brazeau (drums) have put together a set that provides… Read More Music Review: We Are Ardent – ‘Bright Shadows from Dark Lights’ EP

— Alternative, Music, Music Review, Review, Rock —

Music Review: Debris of Titan – ‘On the Home Slope’

June 13, 2016
Music Reviews on Sahar's Blog

Founded in 2009 by two friends, Debris of Titan is an alternative indie psychedelic rock band from Newburgh (New York). Winston Dunlop and Michael Diaz apparently met in elementary school and soon after started making music together. It makes for a good creation story and, in the case of their album On the Home Slope,… Read More Music Review: Debris of Titan – ‘On the Home Slope’

— Book Review, Fiction, Middle Grade, Review, Young Adult —

Book Review: ‘Trish’s Team’, by Dawn Brotherton

June 9, 2016
Book Reviews on Sahar's Blog

About the author: Dawn (Parker) Brotherton began as a Missile Launch Officer in the US Air Force and continues to serve at the Pentagon in Washington DC.  Her 26+ years of service have given her a variety of experiences to pull from.  She has been stationed at many stateside bases as well as the Republic… Read More Book Review: ‘Trish’s Team’, by Dawn Brotherton

— Music Review, Review —

Music Review: Stephen Inglis – ‘Learning You By Heart’

June 6, 2016
Music Reviews on Sahar's Blog

Stephen Inglis is a Grammy-nominated Hawaiian slack key guitarist who recently released a new album titled Learning You By Heart, a fun, soothing, and very pleasant collection of 13 songs. While Inglis took care of a lot (vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, guitarlele, harmonica), he also got help from Jon Hawes (upright and electric bass),… Read More Music Review: Stephen Inglis – ‘Learning You By Heart’

— Music Review, Review —

Music Review: The True Groove All-Stars – ‘Fully Re-Covered’

June 6, 2016
Music Reviews on Sahar's Blog

Set to be released at the end of March, Fully Re-Covered is a follow-up to The True Groove All-Stars’ hugely successful remix debut, Funky World and features 13 covers, some of them sounding quite familiar, the others retooled to such an extent that they are not easily recognisable. The songs were chosen both because of… Read More Music Review: The True Groove All-Stars – ‘Fully Re-Covered’

— Music, Music Review, Review —

Music Review: Nick de la Hoyde – ‘Passion’ EP

June 6, 2016
Music Reviews on Sahar's Blog

Sydney, Australia’s 21-year-old Nick de la Hoyde brings together the sounds and vibes of hip-hop, pop, soul, R&B, and spoken word, creating a collection of songs both unique in their breadth and depth, yet approachable and radio-friendly. His debut EP, Passion, features single “The Longest Way”, the result of a collaboration with Chicago-based hip-hop producer… Read More Music Review: Nick de la Hoyde – ‘Passion’ EP