Matt Conner
I am the senior editor of Infuze Magazine and freelance writer/reviewer for several online and print publications.
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Ginny Owens: Bring Us Peace CD ReviewGinny Owens has long been making Christian, piano-driven music while also overcoming her handicap of being blind. But that doesn't stop her music from being wonderful, especially with this latest Christmas CD release entitled Bring Us Peace. -
The Nativity Story: Birth of Christ Doesn't Match the Movie Artistry or Impact of the PassionDirector Catherine Hardwicke has turned in a Hallmark version of the nativity scene, instead choosing to cater to the family-friendly market rather than make the story of the birth of Jesus compelling and true to form. -
Blood Diamond: DiCaprio, Connelly and Hounsou Shine in This Social Commentary Turned ThrillerThe latest expose set in Africa takes us into the conflict diamond industry set in Sierra Leone in 1999. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Connelly, director Edward Zwick keeps the pace frenetic and yet doesn't remove the heavy hand of the trials faced in West Africa. -
Keeping Up with the Steins on DVD: Indie Family Comedy with Jeremy Piven is Sure to PleaseThis under-the-radar comedy is pleasing for the whole family with a stellar ensemble cast and a hilarious plot of Jewish families trying to outdo one another for the best Bar Mitzvah contest.
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Boy Kill Boy: Brit-rockers Similar to the Killers, Depeche ModeThe up-and-coming rock outfit Boy Kill Boy is ready to make a global name for themselves with a dance rock sound akin to popular acts like The Killers and Franz Ferdinand. -
Chris Tomlin's See the Morning: Top Worship Artist Releases Latest Collection of SongsChris Tomlin is the premier artist in Chrsitian music, picking up several Dove Awards and having some of the most popular songs on both Christian radio and in churches across the world. This latest album is full of what we are used to.
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Paper Route EP: Reminiscent of the Postal Service, Sigur Ros and Mute MathA brand new EP from the band Paper Route is one of the most beautiful releases of 2006. The band uses samples and instrumentation well to combine with minimal harmoies to create the lush soundscapes.
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Augustana - All the Stars and BoulevardsModern rock radio will be a much happier place with Augustana settling in there. With their big hook, pop/rock melodies and infectious choruses, the band is one of the best debuts of 2006. -
The Working Title: About-faceThe band has been ready to release something for awhile now. Caught up in legal battles and label issues, The Working Title is finally able to release a full-length CD nearly six years after starting to play together.
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Kasabian's Empire: British Rock Band Strikes Up the Fun on Latest EffortBrit-rockers Kasabian decide to add some fun with the keyboards and other mixes rather than solely relying on guitars for the fresh sound on their latest entitled Empire. -
Kings of Leon Live EP: Day Old Belgian BluesThe band's first ever live CD is kicking from one track to the next as Kings of Leon showcase why they are one of the best live acts in rock music. -
Greg Laswell: Through ToledoGreg Laswell has a dark brooding style that some might find comparable to Ryan Adams, Elliot Smith or Jeff Buckley, but yet he has a style all his own. His latest, Through Toledo, is brilliant from beginning to end. -
Mute Math: New Modern Rock Band Releases Possible Best Album of 2006Mute Math has developed quite a following on MySpace and other places and the indie band has been selling albums like hotcakes. This CD proves why.
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Donald Miller Book Review: To Own a Dragon:Donald MIller is known for his trademark wit and conversational style and To Own A Dragon is no different. Focusing on his absent father, he deals with pain in his own disarming way.
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The Sleeping: Questions & Answers CD ReviewNew Victory Records band explodes onto the scene with a debut that is a conglomeration of so many differing rock acts, including The Police, Foo Fighters and others. -
The Break-Up with Vince Vaughn & Jennifer Aniston: Real Life Duo Hits Comedic Mark in Latest MovieJennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn team up in this romantic comedy set in Chicago. Love is tested and tried in a number of hilarious settings showcasing the talents of both actors. -
Hotel Lights CD Review: Former Ben Folds Five Member Releases Own Band's DebutBar None Records releases another stellar indie debut of former Ben Folds Five drummer forms own band.
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Jessie Daniels CD Review: New Artist Conjures Avril, Kelly Clarkson ComparisonsThe latest CD to emerge from the girl-pop craze is newcomer Jessie Daniels, an 18-year-old who has previously cut her teeth on various acting bits in TV movies and commercials. Now she emerges with formulaic teen-pop made for radio. -
Scotland's Mogwai: Mr. Beast CD Review: Largely Instrumental Album is One of Mogwai's BestMogwait releases their fifth album, which is largely similar to Sigur Ros and other such bands, as their sweeping instrumentals will wow the listener.
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Chris Mason: Songs One Through Six EP Review: Acoustic Singer/songwriter Shines Playing Several InstrumentsChris Mason is an indie artist who recently released his latest EP, Songs One Through Six. The acoustic driven rock will mesmerize throughout as all six are amazing tracks.
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November DVD Review Starring Courteney CoxNovember is an oft-confusing ride that is still very satisfying to those who are willing to engage the film for what it really is: a drama, rather than the thriller it is made out to be.
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John Madden's Proof: Math Drama Starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Anthony HopkinsWith a cast that rivals the best of them and an Oscar nominated director, Proof offers just that to stake it's claim as a great movie.
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Trespassers William: Having CD ReviewTrespassers William hae toured with Damien Rice and their latest CD, Having, is absolutely beautiful.
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Hillsong: United We Stand CD Review of New Release by Worship BandHillsong United is the youth version of the standard Hillsongs CDs available in many Christian sections for praise/worship music. This is the latest entry for the United series.
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Bernard: A View Beyond the Cave EP ReviewBernard is a three-piece outfit from Florida that pushes the envelope on experimentation that remains coherent to the listener.
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Teddy Thompson: Separate Ways CD ReviewTeddy Thompson is the son of famous folk singers Richard and Linda Thompson in Great Britain and his music now shines through in the states as much as his parents ever did.
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Starfield's Beauty in the Broken Review: Sophomore Effort is Purely Radio-friendly RockThis modern rock release is definitely made for radio and features the guys singing memorable, infectious melodies from beginning to end.
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Needtobreathe's Debut Daylight: New Band from South Carolina is Ready to Rock ArenasThe boys in Needtobreathe were formerly stars in acting and football before signing their major label contract and releasing Daylight.
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The Elms: Chess Hotel Review: Band Echoes Petty, Crowes, Stones and StrokesThe Elms are now on the Universal South label and make music similar to Tom Petty and the Black Crowes with their straightforward rock mold.
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Dixie Chicks: Taking the Long Way ReviewThe Dixie Chicks latest foray into the business is more rock than ever and also more confident than ever. The result is better than ever. It's a shame that some won't even give this album a chance.
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People in Planes CD Review: Indie Rock Debut from Welsh BandThe guys in People in Planes have crafted a mesmerizing debut album on Wind-Up Records that is sure to find a place on modern rock radio.
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Aqualung aka Matt Hales: Strange & Beautiful ReviewAqualung is one of the brightest young talents in pop/rock music today. Hailing from Britain, his real name is Matt Hales, but no matter the identiity, the music is absolutely stunning.
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Director David LaChapelle's Rize DVD Review: An Incredibly Strong Documentary Featuring Mesmerizing DanceRize chronicles the specialized dance form of krump and how it has literally saved dozens of teenagers and kids from a life on the street.
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Matt Nathanson: At the Point CD ReviewMatt Nathanson has finally released a live CD that showcases why he develops such a cult following with his trademark wit and acoustic jams.
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The Best Coffeeshops in IndianapolisWhile there are always the favorites like Starbucks that are inevitably everywhere, Indianapolis has its fair share of local coffee flavors (literally) that are sure to please the hipster within.