Album Review: Aurora Goes Bjork In A Different Kind of Human
Upon listen, A Different Kind of Human (ADKOH) feels like a fall into the rabbit
Diandra Reviews
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Theatre Review: Magic 8 Ball Approaches Autism’s Spectrum
In this world, difference is treated with distance. It is as if to live life
Film Review: Late Night Is Comedic Gold For Amazon Studios
Coming out in theaters on June 7, I cannot contain how much I want you
TV Review: Animal Kingdom Season 4 Has The Codys More Divided
Season 3 rocked Animal Kingdom fans because it saw the death of Baz Cody. For
Diandra Interviews Sage Charmaine: The Harley Quinn of Music
So many artists are, actually, shy; using music to build the inner worlds they carry.
Diandra Interviews Rebecca Haviland: Capturing An Americana Spirit
Playing Berlin on June 4, Rebecca Haviland’s music combines a country roots sound with a
Diandra Interviews Elle Winter: The Random Connections of Music
There are many things that are discussed about the music industry, but its “randomness” is
Concert Review: Fantastic Negrito Is Genuinely Fantastic
In Spanish, it is common to take an attribute of either a persons’ looks or
Concert Review: Lady Lamb Goes Patti Smith At Elsewhere
I was, simultaneously, surprised and unsurprised by how cool Lady Lamb is as a
Concert Review: Calpurnia Give Me An Existential Crisis At Irving Plaza
I did it again. I went to another show where someone in their teens was
Concert Review: Weyes Blood Makes Me Happy For Her At MHOW
Watching Weyes Blood, I had a sentimental moment. A few years back, I saw
Concert Review: : Dennis Lloyd Is An International Star At Irving Plaza
It’s always weird, for me, seeing international stars because I am reminded that there is
Concert Review: Morgan Saint Transforms At Irving Plaza
Seeing Morgan Saint, after interviewing her, brought her music and style full circle to me.
Film Review: Always Be My Maybe Is The RomCom of The Year
I have to say Netflix is outdoing itself with its releases, which explains why it
Theatre Review: Mac Beth Reveals The Power of “Power”
One thing that I always loved about Shakespeare is that he questioned the morality of