Concert Review: The Preoccupations Are Dark-Art Punk At Rough Trade
Similar to The Afghan Whigs, Preoccupations build a dark, concert atmosphere that enthralls its crowd.
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Album Review: Cloud Castle Lakes Make A Picasso Debut In Malingerer
Cloud Castle Lakes’ debut, Malingerer, feels like the Picasso of debuts. It is abstract and
Concert Review: The Afghan Whigs Embody Rage Rock At Brooklyn Steel
I have often said that music is a culture, and a song can be a
Album Review: Ashley Monroe Is The “Sparrow” of Country Music
Ashley Monroe is a Sparrow. Her new album, of the same title, seemingly embodies the
Album Review: Post Animal Is Trippy In When I Think Of You In A Castle
Post Animal’s When I Think Of You In A Castle feels like the quintessential album of
Concert Review: Courtship Survive Bad Luck To Give Fun Times At Bowery
Courtship ended their tour at Bowery Ballroom as if they were the leading band at
Concert Review: Charlotte Cardin Gives That Empire Love At Rough Trade
Charlotte Cardin is currently headIining her first tour, and it should be called the “Do
Film Review: I Feel Pretty Shows The Beauty of Confidence
SYNOPSIS: A woman struggling with insecurity wakes from a fall believing she is the most beautiful
Film Review: Netflix’s Mercury 13 Shows The Cosmic Cruelty of Sexism
SYNOPSIS: Mercury 13 is a remarkable story of the women who were tested for spaceflight
Concert Review: Kimbra Unleashes Her Primal Heart At Rough Trade
Kimbra unleashed Primal Heart on Rough Trade to a crowd of adoring and surprised fans.
Theatre Review: Children of A Lesser God Challenges The Worth of Social Pity
Directed by Kenny Leon, Children of A Lesser God (COAG) shines a light on an
Concert Review: Frenship Form A Summer Bond With Bowery Ballroom
IT’S COMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Watching Frenship dance around the Bowery Ballroom stage like they were drunk
Concert Review: Pollens Are The Brooklyn B-52’s At Baby’s All Right
Sometimes, I think the only difference between a crazy person and a genius is willpower.
Concert Review: Thirdstory Turn Brooklyn Steel Into Their Home of Harmony
Seeing Thirdstory at Brooklyn Steel was AMAZING. I remember when they wee just filling out
Concert Review: INHEAVEN Give Goth Glam Grunge At Bowery
It is kind of strange to see a British band play to the idea of