Diipak
Dogma
reviewed by Gary Levinson
“I wasn’t born to be afraid” Diipak begins in “Live Today”, the last song on his first full-length album, Dogma. “Wow” I thought when I heard it. Read the rest of this entry »
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Diipak
“I wasn’t born to be afraid” Diipak begins in “Live Today”, the last song on his first full-length album, Dogma. “Wow” I thought when I heard it. Read the rest of this entry »
Jul
26
2012
Sons of Norway, a film by Jens LienPosted by: admin in Film Reviews, tags: Aasmund Hoeg, Jens Lien, Nikolaj Frobenius, Sons of Norway, Sven Nordin, Trond NilssenSons of Norway The people who go to see Sons of Norway can be divided into two groups. The first is the group of people who may have Read the rest of this entry »
Jun
22
2012
Diane ArbusPosted by: admin in Exhibitions, tags: Diane Arbus, Gerson Sievernich, Jeff Rosenheim, Martin-Gropius-Bau, MOMA. Neil SelkirkDiane Arbus Diane Arbus’s work is proof that over the past fifty years, society has made a noticeable change for the better. Her photos take Read the rest of this entry »
Jun
20
2012
PerifericPosted by: admin in Film Reviews, tags: Bogdan George Apetri, Periferic, Romanian filmPeriferic I never thought I’d publish a review like this, and I certainly never planned to write one. But this film just pushed me a step too far. I’m fed and sick up of Read the rest of this entry »
Mar
01
2012
En Kongelig Affære (A Royal Affair)Posted by: admin in Film Reviews, tags: A Royal Affair, Alicia Vikander, Berlinale 2012, En Kongelig Affaere, En Kongelig Affære, Lars von Trier, Mads Mikkelsen, Mikkel Folsgaard, Nikolaj ArcelEn Kongelig Affaere (A Royal Affair) En kongelig affaere is the story of Denmark’s 18th century king Christian VII, the rise to power in his court of Read the rest of this entry » Dada Veda
It may seem incongruous to start a review of an Indie music album - especially a spiritual Indie music album - with a quote from Steve Ballmer, Read the rest of this entry » Maria Müller As I was watching it, I didn’t expect to be writing a review about Hüllen (”Coverings”). After all, it’s not a fictional piece, but rather a sociology-documentary. Sometime later Read the rest of this entry »
Dec
10
2010
Homeless YellowPosted by: admin in CD Reviews, tags: America, Homeless Yellow, Kurt Cobain, Mike Gemzik, NirvanaHomeless Yellow
I thought the title of this CD was quite interesting: At first glance, I read it as “God versus Satan”, a simple good over evil story. Then on a second - closer - look, I realized it was Read the rest of this entry »
Aug
03
2010
SaharaPosted by: admin in CD Reviews, tags: Dave Long, Jim Kerr, Sahara, Simple Minds, There is this place I go, Trish LongSahara reviewed by Gary Levinson First class production, and catchy melodies make Sahara’s There is this place I go a very pleasant listen.
Jul
21
2010
Alex WrotenPosted by: admin in CD Reviews, tags: Alex Wroten, Not Necessarily Like ThisAlex Wroten Some people just like more of the same. They’re comfortable with it. It’s what they know. They even think they like it. Read the rest of this entry » |
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