Concert Review: The Knocks Turn Brooklyn Steel Into A House Party
With a band in tow, The Knocks gave one of their best performance ever and
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Concert Review: Machineheart Pulse At Gramercy Theatre
Watching machineheart at Gramercy Theatre was like watching the second coming of No Doubt. Not
Concert Review: Missyou Motivate Love At VNYL
Walking into a room full of fans, family, and friends of Missyou, it was hard
Concert Review: Adia Victoria Is A Mad Blues Woman At Rough Trade
With her icon being Sylvia Plath, she was plucking her music from The Bell Jar
Concert Review: Meg Mac Riffs Through Rockwood
Meg Mac can SANG! At Rockwood, she was riffing her voice like a pilot; completely
Concert Review: Sebastian Mikael Is A VIBE At Baby’s All Right
Going to a concert can truly be like entering a literal aesthetic. Escapism is nothing
Concert Review: Flor Blossom At Terminal 5
Playing at THE GIANT venue of Terminal 5, Flor’s music felt perfect. It presses into
Concert Review: Sigrid Lives Her Best Life In Brooklyn Steel
A lot of people in this world don’t want to say that dreams don’t come
Album Review: Bayonne Is Taking “Drastic Measures”
Bayonne’s new album, Drastic Measures, is drastically 80’s, and I adore it. Listening to this
Album Review: Benny Sings To Make The “City Pop”
Benny Sings is a one man Bee Gees in new album, City Pop. The entire
Concert Review: Rhys Lewis Is Better Than Ever In Brooklyn
Ever since I reviewed A Star Is Born, I am obsessed with the idea that new
Concert Review: Donna Missal Shows Music Is Her Destiny At Bowery
Donna Missal is the Janis Joplin of Pop. She brings a rock n’ roll adrenaline
Concert Review: Ben Kweller Gives A Rock N’ Roll Rom- Com To BK Steel
Ben Kweller gave a set to Brooklyn Steel that felt like rock n’ roll version
Concert Review: Metric And Zoé Are A Dynamic Ticket At King’s Theatre
King’s Theatre is not only raising the bar in high caliber acts, but is attracting
Album Review: Raja Kumari Represents Her “Bloodline”
As the music industry opens up and aims for more diversity, we get gems like