Concert Review: Chita Rivera Gives Goosebumps at Cafe Carlyle
Chita Rivera is a living legend. There is no argument. The original Broadway Anita from
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Artist Close-Up: 18+ Give Intellectual Observations of Sex
18+ has a blatant goal with their music: to explore the connection between mind and
Stop Light Observations Is A Hit Of Psychedelia
Stop Light Observations (SLO) are 70’s rock through and through. When you see them, they
Artist Close-Up: Kali Uchis Is 1950’s Electro-Pop
Kali Uchis is completely unique. It is hard to describe her sound and look. When
Artist Close-Up: Victoria Reed Shows Music Is Fated In The Cards
Victoria Reed is fascinating in both sound and backstory. She actually began her music career
Concert Review: Photay Is A DJ For Millennials
You have probably heard of Photay from Broad City, as his song No Sass was the soundtrack
Album Review: Lights Brings Enlightenment in Midnight Machines
Lights is an intriguing artist because she has done a complete 180 from her original
Album Review: The Lumineers Return To Hypnotize Listeners In “Cleopatra”
The Lumineers’ Cleopatra has managed to completely avoid the sophomore slump that strikes follow-up albums. Their self-titled
Artist Close-Up: Frances Is Millennially Mindful
The London invasion of soul continues on through rising artist Frances. Her smokey voice is
Artist Close-Up: Milk & Bone Are Virtually Haunting
Listening to Milk & Bone is like being lost in a sexy video game.
Interview With The Rubens: Music Much Tastier Than A Sandwich
The Rubens are an Australian rock band that have swept up the U.S. with their
Concert Review: My Brightest Diamond Is Pure Shine
BRIC Arts has been a long staple of the Brooklyn Cultural scene and with forming
Concert Review: José González Is A Soft Voice In Our Mind
World renown and widely talented, José González played to a rightfully, sold out crowd. I
Concert Review: Andra Day Shows Why We Need Vocal Divas
There are certain artists that the radio does not do proper justice. For some reason,
Concert Review: Ezra Furman Is The Adam Sandler of Music
Ezra Furman is loud, crazy, and even obnoxious, but that is exactly he wants to