Album Review: Julia Jacklin Is “Crushing” It
Julia Jacklin is 2019’s Fionna Apple. She mystifies the heart, body, and soul of a
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Album Review: Gary Clark Jr. Solidifies “This Land” IS HIS!
Artists are known as sensitive souls, and these are times when we need their sensitivity.
Theater Review: By The Way, Meet Vera Stark Questions Hollywood’s “Diverse” Representation
By The Way, Meet Vera Stark truly is a dramedy by weaving its comedy into
Concert Review: Danileigh Gives Aaliyah Vibes At S.O.B’s
By the time Danileigh came to the stage, Nimic Revenue has given a fire performance
Concert Review: The Parrots Fly Away At Rough Trade
Sticking out their tongues, raising their hands as if they were Bob Fosse proposing to
Concert Review: Belle- Skinner Is Fresh Like Air At City Winery
There is an undeniable elegance to Belle-Skinner. She feels like the Audrey Hepburn of smooth-
Album Review: Picture This! Sings To MDRN LV
The best selling Irish act, Picture This, has released a new album: both literally and
Concert Review: Joji Is A King At Bowery Ballroom
Watching Joji enrapture the Bowery crowd made it clear that people are thirsting for the
Album Review: Broken Social Scene’s Let’s Try The After VOL 1
Every time I hear Broken Social Scene, they really do make me feel like I
Concert Review: Dorothy Gives Freedom To Irving Plaza
Entering Irving Plaza, the first thing you felt was Dorothy’s style. I love when you
Concert Review: Anemone Are Psychedelically Perfect At Baby’s All Right
Anemone prove why a live concert is so important. Like with most psychedelic artists, you
Album Review: Quinn XCII Sends From Michigan With Love
I had the privilege to hear Quinn XCII’s new album, From Michigan With Love, at
Diandra Interviews OBB: Brothers In Sound And Strength
Interviewing the Oswald Brothers Band, OBB as they are now called,, I saw truth that
Concert: A Horse Jumper of Love At Baby’s
A lot of artists sing about depression, but not many can take you to the
Artist Close-Up: Lucky Daye Shows Your Life Is “Painted”
Raised in a religious cult, Lucky Daye spent some of his most formative years ostracized,