Devieilhe's vocal quality and interpretive sensibility suit these songs marvelously well, whether it's Fauré's grave melodicism, Debussy's gossamer textures and fringe weirdness, Ravel's hypnotic mysteries and childlike play, or Poulenc's lighthearted colors.
Read More »Editor Picks
Videogame Review: ‘Drone Swarm’
'Drone Swarm' oozes originality in gameplay, though the story is bland. It's a cool twist on SciFi RTS mechanics, focusing on evolving tactics over base management.
Read More »Music Video Premiere: Brad Brooks – ‘God Save the City’
Blogcritics premieres the manic video for the title track of Brad Brooks' new album 'God Save the City.'
Read More »Game Review: ‘Mega Mouth’ from Big G Creative
With a new twist on word-guessing games, Mega Mouth asks players to mouth the words, giving a new dynamic for careful watching.
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Indie Filmmaker Michael Cuenca
The Los Angeles-based DIY director discusses the making of his latest release.
Read More »Film Review: ‘The Dark Divide’ with David Cross and Debra Messing – Dark but Hopeful
A timid butterfly expert sets out across "The Dark Divide" in search of butterflies, but finds secrets about nature and himself.
Read More »Concert Review: Wuhan Philharmonic Orchestra and Others – ‘Dedicated to 2020’ by Wuhan Composer Ye Zou at Beijing Music Festival
The opening concert on October 10 presented the world premiere of 'Dedicated to 2020' by Wuhan composer Ye Zou.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘White Riot’
'White Riot' is about events that took place 40 years ago but its message of unite in a fight against the right is still important today.
Read More »Dublin Book Festival Autumn Series: ‘Home Stretch’ by Graham Norton
Best-selling author and television host Graham Norton discussed his 2020 projects and writing his third fiction novel, 'Home Stretch.'
Read More »Beijing Music Festival Responds to COVID-19 Pandemic with Innovative, Diverse, 10-Day Online Streaming Program
One of the world's most prestigious music festivals goes online this year with 240 hours of diverse programming with the theme "The Music Must Go On."
Read More »
Blogcritics The critical lens on today's culture & entertainment