Artist Close Up: Yves Jarvis Offers The Same But By Different Means
I am a firm believer that mood is as integral to sound as sonics. Where
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Albums of March: Y La Bamba Analyzes Mujeres
Playing BRIC Arts Media House on April 11, Y La Bamba is ow on their
Concert Review: A Fragile Tomorrow Sing To A Generation Loss
From our global economy to climate change, for many youths, it is like they became
Concert Review: Winnetka Bowling League Are “Kombucha” Rock In NYC
Humor is quickly becoming a staple for rising artists, but it seems natural. It is
Concert Review: Mother Mother Promote Balance At Gramercy
Control seems to be the magical unicorn every life reaches out for, but never gains
Concert Review: Lucky Daye Is Living The Dream
Playing a brief set at Baby’s All Right, Lucky Daye left his fans fawning for
TV Review: Hulu’s Shrill Shows The Beauty of Body Positivity
As women, our bodies have historically been open to social commentary. From literature to art
Film Review: Five Feet Apart Wants You To Cry
Five Feet Apart was made with the goal to have viewers balling at the forbidden
Theater Review: Hatef**k Ask If Prosperity Is Worth Prejudice
How can I work with your fear of me to get better for me? This
Concert Review: James Bay Is Bae At Beacon Theatre
Entering James Bay’s Sold-Out Beacon Theatre show, I saw what has to be the most
Concert Review: Noah Kahan Wins New Fans At Beacon Theatre
Watching Noah Kahan, I kept on thinking of my best friend and her love for
Album Review: Julia Rakel Gives You Indie Feelz
Absolutely, every person, at least once, has fed into their feelings. We all can be
Theatre Review: Jiva Dance Company Presents The Four Horsemen
“I never noticed death when it came suddenly in a black vehicle. My mind was
Theater Review: If Pretty Hurts, Ugly Must Be A Muhf**ka
Separation is never equal, in part, because humanity judges difference according to like. You separate
Concert Review: Another Sky Rises At Mercury Lounge
Another Sky’s music makes me want to melt into myself, in part, because Catrin Vincent’s