Concert Review: Yak Give “Fried Punk” To Rough Trade
Going to a Yak show is like going into a punk bar in Liverpool. As
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Film Review: Captain Marvel Is The Woman
Watching Captain Marvel, my womanhood cosmically combusted and nearly led an intergalactic Women’s March (lol!).
Concert Review: Wet Sings Through The Snow At Brooklyn Steel
Watching Wet, I had a moment of irony! As lead singer Kelly Zutrau talked about
Concert Review: Nina Nesbitt Is An Icon To LPR
At Le Poisson Rouge, Nina Nesbitt was the Pop epitome of your best girlfriend. Every
Concert Review: The Beths Play To Desire At MHOW
Desire is the death of joy…..supposedly. This might be why so many artists sing to
Concert Review: Astrid S Is Good Pop At Rough Trade
There are moments in your life when you realize you are doing well, and you
Concert Review: Barns Courtney Is A Modern Classic At Terminal 5
The first time I saw Barns Courtney, he was performing at a dark, old school
Concert Review: The Kooks Turn Terminal 5 Into An Adult Playground
The Kooks feel like a “happy band” to me, which seems like a cheap description.
Concert Review: Mija Haunts Mercury Lounge
Choosing to watch Mija in concert is like openly deciding to be haunted. She sets
Diandra Interviews Gia Woods: Your Creativity Is Self-Love
From loving herself to loving Googoosh, Gia Woods may try to push her sound, but
Album Review: The Japanese House Is “Good At Falling”
For The Japanese House, she is “Good At Falling” in love; the problem is staying.
Concert Review: JP Saxe Plays To “The Relationship” In NYC
When you hear JP Saxe, you might compare him to Ed Sheeran or Tom Walker.
Concert Review: SHAED Show Time Makes You Grow
Okay, this review might be a little personal. SHAED has been featured several times on
Concert Review: RFA Are Simply Fun At Mercury Lounge
“Boys JUST WANNA HAVE FUN!” Okay, the original line is “Girls just wanna have fun!”
Album Review: Mansionair Shows Love Is A “Shadowboxer”
If you put U2 in a literal synthwave, you would get Mansionair. Their new album.