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Ciao My Shining Star: The Music of Mark Mulcahy (Shout Factory)
Mark Mulcahy was the former front man for the band Miracle Legion as well as the group Polaris who served as the house band on the short-lived TV show The Adventures Of Pete and Pete in the early to mid 90s.
Kerouac's Big Sur - One Fast Move Or I'm Gone (Warner Music Canada)
Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard and Son Volt's Jay Farrar join forces to oversee this collection of music centred around Jack Kerouac's 1962 novel Big Sur.
Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary / S/T (Reissues) (Sub Pop/Outside Music)
Sunny Day Real Estate has led an on-again off-again existence since their formation in 1992. As the indie-emo rock band winds their way through North America on a reunion tour, their former label Sub Pop has reissued the group's first two records with bonus material included.
Getting the skinny on Tekken 6
The Tekken series is arguably one of the patriarchs of the 3D fighting genre. Fans of the Iron Fist Tournament will be glad to know that the latest chapter in the series, Tekken 6, was recently released for the PS3 and Xbox 360.
Looking for Group offers mature content
Since 2006, writer Ryan Sohmer and illustrator Lar deSouza have been steadily building a fan base for their webcomic, Looking For Group.
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Amelia lacks emotional connection
It would be a challenging thing to tell a "triumphant" story that everyone knows does not have a "triumphant" ending and to keep the audience compelled.
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Is comic remaster worth it for Tank Girl?
As mentioned in prior reviews, Titan has reprinted the original Tank Girl comic books and strips in a series books.
Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson - Break Up (Warner Music Canada)
Although Pete Yorn's last studio record Back and Forth didn't impress me much, Break Up is a reassuringly great record that sees the artist stepping away from his rock-dominated singer-songwriter past and into 60s pop-oriented territory.
Jann Arden - Free (Universal Music Canada)
Canada's Jann Arden is always a reliable source for songs of heartache. She has remained one of our country's greatest singer-songwriters who has gone on to achieve significant fame in our borders and beyond with her radio-friendly, adult-oriented pop.
One More Girl - Big Sky (EMI Music Canada)
The sibling duo of Carly and Britt McKillip finally see the release of their debut effort after scoring substantial CMT airplay for two singles to date. Big Sky nicely fits the mold of today's modern country musical landscape; guitars dominate the record but the duo's melodies and musical accompaniment otherwise keep the sister's in the country realm of the world.
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Cirque du Freak has great untapped potential
I wasn't expecting much from Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant, and perhaps that is why I had so much fun watching it!
Game Space reviews Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves begins in medias res, with protagonist Nathan Drake bloody, beaten, and seated in a wrecked train car situated precariously over a snowy mountain cliff.
Hugh Dillon - Works Well With Others (Warner Music Canada)
Hugh Dillon has pulled through numerous obstacles in his life and is now finding a respectable following for his acting work on TV shows such as Durham County and Flashpoint.
Roseanne Cash - The List (EMI Music Canada)
The latest effort from Roseanne Cash features tracks that her famous father considered to be among the "100 essential American songs" that he wanted Roseanne to be familiar with.
Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers - Levitate (Verve / Universal Music Canada)
I have to admit it had been a long time since I had heard anything new from Bruce Hornsby and it is not for a lack of new material on his part - Levitate is Hornsby's tenth studio record in a whopping 23 years.
Is the devil on a hilltop in Welsford?
Fall has arrived, and with it the cool nights followed by warm afternoons when the blazing colours of the woodlands entice even the most reluctant couch potato out for a walk.
Wild Things movie doesn't hold attention
Loosely based on the beloved children's book by Maurice Sendack, Where the Wild Things Are is probably one of the most anticipated films of the season.
Scoring a knockout for the N.B. boxing scene
Dwayne Storey was a two-time Eastern Canadian cruiserweight champion during professional boxing career that spanned 1993-2001, but he sometimes wonders what could've been.
Challenge yourself daily: Getting fit with Crossfit
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Fallen stars, teenage stars and lengthy losing skids
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UFC update
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Tom Russell - Blood and Candle Smoke (Shout Factory / Universal Music Canada)
On his newest record, Americana-folk singer Tom Russell perfects the art of storytelling in song. There is a depth to the songs and characters in these songs that, like any good movie, will keep you wondering what is around the corner.
Pearl Jam - Backspacer (Monkeywrench / Universal Music Canada)
On their ninth studio record, Pearl Jam capably shows why they deserve the title of "One of the great last bands standing" from the early 90s grunge explosion.
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