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Arcade Fire violinist Sarah Neufeld lets the beauty emerge on Detritus "A lot of other stuff I had written was with a fierce energy," says the former Montrealer. "It was very athletic, insistent and intense. I didn’t feel that way this time.” Author of the article: T'Cha Dunlevy  •  Montreal Gazette Publishing date: May 12, 2021  •  19 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Sarah Neufeld's album Detritus originated from a collaboration with veteran dancer-choreographer Peggy Baker. Photo by Jason Lewis Photography Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products a...

7 The word "detritus" evokes disintegration, debris and things wearing away. Sarah Neufeld's Detritus works through its own process of renewal, one that's as much a meditation as it is a summoning. Neufeld trained as a dancer in her youth, and like that vibrant, kinetic, physically demanding art form, she uses her violin and cinematic soundscapes to span and express a range of emotions through reflective tones and sharp abstract shapes. The finesse in her skill is remarkably precise and moving, often weaving fine details into split seconds, and knowing when to hold back and let space and tex...

Douglas A. Bogie, 79, of Glenview, Ill. and Fountain Hills, beloved son of the late John and Ingeborg; loving brother of Jon (Kathy) Bogie; fond uncle of Jon R. Bogie Jr. (Beth) and Stuart Bogie; proud great-uncle of Lily and Elloway. Douglas founded and was the director of the Imports Department at Walgreens for 41 years. He was a lover and supporter of music and music education. Most of all, he loved his family and will be deeply missed. Funeral service is Wednesday, May 12, 10:30 a.m. at Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleaf Ave, Wilmette, Ill. Reception to follow, interment private. I...

The Brooklyn-based rockers add a splash of brass to their everyman stylings on this lyrical eighth album

Filled with people, stories, and dialogue, the New York songwriter’s second album flows like an emotional breakthrough, tying together disparate observations into a serene and unified vision.