Concert Review: Victor Wooten Shows Music Is Empathy At Brooklyn Bowl
Victor Wooten’s Brooklyn Bowl show proved that to be artistic is to be empathetic. There
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Artist Close-Up: Ardyn Makes My Heart “Bloom”
Like Overcoats, there are so many young duos rising to pour life’s woes into ice,
Album Review: Alex Bloom’s Blue Room Would Make Elliot Smith A Fan
Alex Bloom’s Blue Room is like a final dance with Elliot Smith. Bloom continues his
Album Review: Qty Show The Quality of Guitars And Grace
Qty, lead by Dan Lardner and Alex Niemetz, is guitar music at its finest. The two
Albums of The Year: Miguel’s War & Leisure Makes Me Peaceful & Hyped
Miguel’s War & Leisure is TOO GOOD! My block has been blasting “Come Through And
Concert Review: SZA Takes CTRL At Brooklyn Steel
SZA played Brooklyn Steel to a sold out crowd eager to sonically salivate the exceptional
Albums of The Year – The Lone Bellow’s Walk Into A Storm Thunders With Spirit
Whether live or on record, The Lone Bellow have seemingly formed as a group to
Artist Close- Up: Kehlani IS The Future of R&B
I CANNOT BELIEVE Kehlani debuted, technically, this year. To say, she has dominated my speaker,
Albums of The Year: Sir Sly’s Don’t You Worry, Honey Puts Egos To Rest
I think I speak for everyone when I say, “Screw YOU EGO!” Every human being
Artist Close – Up: Bibi Bourelly Confronts Love For Its Magic And Malice
Here is why I am SO EXCITED about and for Bibi Bourelly. The songstress is
Albums of The Year: Father John Misty’s Pure Comedy Is Predictive/Preventive of Human Insanity
There is a lyrical prickliness/ humor to Father John Misty that has coursed throughout his
Diandra Interviews Soren Bryce: Music That Bridges Hope And Cynicism
To be a great artist or, at least, one of insightful impact, you have to
Concert Preview: Overcoats Are Ready To Confront What It Means To Be Young
Overcoats’ Young is an easy record. Simply press play and you walk with two voices
TV Review: Hulu’s Trust Me Is Psychological Drama At Its Finest
Trust Me may seem outlandish in plot. An overworked, underpaid nurse named Cath Hardacre whistleblows
Album Review: NVDES’ La NVDITE Vol 2 Is An EP of Dance Club Pop
Like their concert, NVDES’ La NVDITÉ, Vol. 2 EP shows the trio is stepping up