Cellador – Enter Deception (CD)

Cellador play a very clean and full-sounding brand of metal that has definitely decreased in popular since its heyday in the middle to late eighties. The style of music thatg Cellador plays during tracks like “Forever Unbound” is only paralleled by acts like Dragonforce in the current period. The guitar work is the first thing that individuals should hear in this track, with the splashy drums coming in soon after. To be honest, there is really no need for vocals during these tracks, but the lead

CD Review: Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara – Tell No Lies
Last year’s collaboration between Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara , Soul Science ( very favorably reviewed here last year), was more in the vein of desert blues. This time around, Adams brought a mixtape with a lot of rock on it to the sessions for the new album: he’d play something for Camara, who’d record it on his cellphone and then come up with a complementary part. Perhaps as a result, this rocks a lot harder, yet retains the hypnotic, otherworldly quality of their first collaboration.

Music Review: The Informers Original Motion Picture Score, music by Christopher Young
Composer Christopher Young has made a name for himself among Hollywood composers as a horror composer extraordinaire. From the first two films in the Hellraiser series to The Dark Half to the more recent The Uninvited and Drag Me To Hell, it’s well known that Christopher Young can kick out a horror score. And this […]

‘Jashnn’ packs in peppy, soft numbers (IANS Music Review)
By Ruchika Kher Film: “Jashnn”; Music Directors: Sharib Sabri-Toshi Sabri; Lyricists: Kumaar, Nouman Javaid and Nilesh Mishra; Singers: KK, Shreya Ghoshal, Nouman Javaid, Shaan, Toshi and Sharib; Rating: *** Music has always been the high point of films churned out by Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt’s Vishesh Films. “Jashnn” too has some nice renditions, which make the […]

Music Review: Diane Birch, “Bible Belt”
Rating: 68 Evoking the pure and warm sound of classic singer-songwriter albums, Diane Birch’s “Bible Belt” is dedicated to golden-hued, pre-digital honesty. From the doo-wop cadences and gospel organ that open “Fire Escape,” Birch wraps each song in classicist clothing — the collection might not sound exactly like Carole King’s “Tapestry” or Laura Nyro’s “Eli and the Thirteenth Confession,” but Birch’s earthy approach wedges nicely between them. “My tears don’t show, but oh honey, they flow

Kambakkht Ishq(2009)- Free Hindi Movie MP3 Audio Songs Downloads and music review, Wallpapers.
Movie: Kambakkht Ishq Cast: Akshay Kumar. Kareena Kapoor. Sylvester Stallone. Anu Malik. Sajid Nadiadwala and more. Kambakkht Ishq delivers what it promised at the very onset. A ‘masala’ outing was very much in the offering and that is ensured by means of ‘Om Mangalam’ and title song ‘Kambakkht Ishq’. Meanwhile, there is also some nice little surprise in place in the form of ‘Kyun’ and ‘Bebo’ that make the album a satisfying affair.. With such huge names involved Akshay Kumar.

Music Review: An-ya, “Nightlife (Remixes)” EP
Enjoy the “Nightlife” with this Russian doll as An-ya’s debut single climbs Billboard’s Hot Dance Club Play chart and various producers put their own spin on this Lil’ Eddie cover.

Aayirathil Oruvan(2009)- Free Tamil Movie MP3 Audio Songs Downloads and music review
Movie : Aayirathil OruvanCast : Karthik Sivakumar, Reema Sen,Andrea Jeremiah, R. Parthiban, Pratap PothanDirection : SelvaraghavanMusic : G.V.Prakash KumarBanner : Dream ValleyYear: 2009Label : Sony MusicDream Valley Corporation’s Aayirathil Oruvan, starring Karthi, Reema Sen, Andrea and Parthiban and directed by Selvaraghavan that has been in the making for nearly two years, is getting ready for release. The film’s story is kept under wraps and so and there is a lot of excitement surrounding th

Centrifuse – Lizard In The Wires (CD)
The harder instrumental opening to “Lizard In The Wires’” first track “Brothel really belies the more Radiohead/Muse/Placebo sound of the vocals. What is most exciting during the track is the nuanced sound of the arrangements; far from just using power chords, the band creates a full sound by having interesting contrasts (most interesting of which being the interplay of the deep bass and the much lighter guitar). The guitar noodling that comes into play at times during the track really divides t

What a tease: A rundown of what’s in the June 17 issue
COVER STORY— How a local karate expert Donna Judge developed a new martial arts system to teach to the handicapped.NEW & VIEWS— Image of the week.— Rejuvenations gets you mellow inside the scalar bubble.— Face reality: Why Florida should jump on the gay marriage bandwagon.— Don’t panic! Your war questions answered: Did Obama’s Cairo speech “throw Israel under the bus”?FOOD & DRINK— Gold Dynasty serves some solid North Trail dim sum.— Restaurant review: Euro Buffet serves the salt of the earth.—