Concert Review: FKJ VIBES OUT TERMINAL 5
At Terminal 5, FKJ amped the idea of a DJ by also becoming a guru
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Concert Review: Zara Larsson Is The Definition Of Pop At Irving Plaza
Zara Larsson brought silver dresses, dancers, and full on pop THEATRICALITY to Irving Plaza, and
Concert Review: Strand of Oaks Welcomes You To Eraserland
There is more to life than a love song, and Strand of Oaks’ Music Hall
Concert Review: AA Bondy Is Quietly Nuclear At Rough Trade
I love AA Bondy’s music. It is calming, intelligent, and gorgeously articulate. The way he
Concert Review: Run River North Serve Positive Punk-Pop
If there was one message Alex Hwang wanted every member of the crowd to receive
Album Review: Rosie Lowe Is Accountable for “Yu”
The hardest part of a relationship is not communication; it’s accountability. Part of why we
Artist Close-Up: Kyd The Band Is “Human”
Kyd The Band has gone from California to Nashville; seeking his own sound in the
Film Review: The Hustle Remakes The Scoundrel Comedy
Remade after Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, with the lead roles now held by women, The Hustle
Concert Review: Billy Raffoul Is Lovely At Gramercy Theatre
The magic of Billy Raffoul is unnaturally natural. He is a pop dream of charm,
Film Review: Detective Pikachu And The Case of Super Cute Pokémon
While Detective Pikachu can be funny and filled with action-packed sequences, its most powerful key
Concert Review: Jagwar Twin Prowls At Irving Plaza
Jagwar Twin’ LOVES to perform. Believe it or not; many artists do not enjoy
Concert Review: lovelytheband were Love Itself At Irving Plaza
I remember seeing lovelytheband, awhile back, and the crowd was not so filled for their
Concert Review: Flora Cash Are In Love At Irving Plaza
Something about romance makes you want to watch. Seeing two people love each other, and,
Artist Close-Up: Hannah Grace Lays Down “The Bed You Made”
Hannah Grace’s The Bed You Made sings to the “returning man.” The incessant ex that
Concert Review: The Last Dinosaurs Roam Mercury Lounge
Honestly, no genre ever really dies, but pop feels like it never goes down. Often,