About

I thought I would do this in the lazy format of Q&A because it allows me to play the role of snippy and snooty interviewee for a change rather than gullible and strange interviewer.

Who are you?

I am the Canadian Audiophile, everyone’s favourite critical superhero from the Great White North.

What do you mean by “Canadian?”

I mean that I’m from Canada.

Do you only review Canadian music, then…?

No. I review music from everywhere, except maybe Connecticut. I hate that state.

What genres/styles of music do you review?

I began things trying to review every genre I could get my hands on, but I’m starting to narrow the lens to focus mostly on jazz, blues and world music.

How can I send you my music for the purposes of a review?

To send your tunes or nude photos for review consideration, slip me an email here. Because of the relatively high volume of material I receive, I can’t promise to review everything that comes my way.

Where else can I see your crappy reviews?

Check out my entire Blogcritics portfolio here. I’ve also written some movie reviews here. I’ve also been known to spend a fair bit of time at Blinded By Sound because the meals are good.

4 Responses “About” →
  1. Hello,
    Nice site! You might enjoy our new album recorded live at the Athens Theatre in Florida. It is complete on the website by digital download.
    Let me know what you think. Have a good one!
    Mark Muddyharp Hodgson

    Reply
  2. Hi Jordan – I’ve enjoyed your reviews, and I’d like to send you a copy of my new CD THE POETRY OF GROOVE. My 4th CD, it’s playful poetic spoken word and rap, soulful choruses, jazzy hiphop grooves. I hear there’s an article on it in BC Musician (trying to get a copy) and it just got added to CIUT out of Toronto, along with a number of other U.S. stations. Can send you links to EPK, tracks too. (Don’t want to overrun your comments section here.) And there’s a new music video up on You Tube of the title track. Thanks! — Lisa B (Lisa Bernstein)

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  3. that last sentence

    October 6, 2009

    I’m liking many of the reviews I’m reading from your blog so far. Who knew that a negative review of BoA would lead me to this small gem of a blog!

    Reply
  4. Mr. Richardson:

    Nice job with “Music Review: Johnny Mathis – Those Were the Days/Love Theme from “Romeo and Juliet.”

    Steve Sears

    Reply

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