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Music Review: ‘Doctor Who – The 50th Anniversary Collection: Original Television Soundtrack’
This release chronicles choice pieces of score and musical interludes from the inception of the show to the most recent episode in the Matt Smith era.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Dallas Buyers Club’
Dallas Buyers Club stands as a story of survival against all odds, interwoven with strong performances and strong opinions.
Read More »Is Your Boss a High Functioning Sociopath?
Mutual influence is the fundamental foundation, the hallmark, of a healthy, dynamic relationship, as the BBC's 'Sherlock' makes clear.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy’
The documentary is required viewing for any horror fan and worth the Blu-ray price, even if the video and audio aren’t of the highest quality.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Sweet Expectations (A Union Street Bakery Novel)’ by Mary Ellen Taylor
This continuation of the story of Daisy McCrae, her sisters, and their family bakery is just as charming and engrossing as the first novel in the series.
Read More »Music Review: Camper Van Beethoven – ‘Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart’ [2014 Reissue]
This re-release is a delightful chance to revisit the original CD and to hear many additional bonus tunes.
Read More »Music Review: Mike Bloomfield – ‘From His Head to His Heart to His Hands’ [3CD/1DVD Box Set]
The most in-depth retrospective yet to the legacy of blues guitarist Mike Bloomfield is a not to miss box for lovers of the late '60s and all forms of the blues.
Read More »Charlie Doherty’s 20 Favorite Releases of 2013
My favorites include everything from studio releases by Clutch, NIN, and Run The Jewels, to a reissued gem from early American metal band Dust. One of them is my absolute favorite of 2013.
Read More »TV Review: ‘American Horror Story’ – “The Seven Wonders”
This season has been an amazing tale of some fascinating women, thoroughly well done.
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