Concert Review: SonReal Get Reals About Life At Mercury Lounge
“Everyone has problems!”, SonReal remarked as the Canadian rapper marveled that he was performing
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Album Review: Neil Young Feels Feels Like “The Visitor” On This Earth
When you listen to Neil Young, you think you are listening to Time as an
Concert Review: Angel Olsen Sings For Those With “Attitude” At Town Hall NYC
Angel Olsen has “attitude problems”; her declaration, not mine. As she smiled and marveled at
Concert Review: The Weather Station Measure The Temperature of Humanity
The Weather Station, led by Tamara Lindeman, might as well be a group dedicated to
Concert Review: Alice Merton Is Challenging “No’s” At Baby’s All Right
There she was touring the U.S. with only one single released, and her Baby’s All
Film Review: The New Radical Shows The Lines Between Hero And Villain
The New Radical Synopsis: Making a printable gun landed Cody Wilson on the U.S. government’s watchlist.
Album Review: Cassandra Violet’s EP 4 Questions If Lust Is Carnal or Cathartic?
Casandra Violet’s EP 4 is pretty dark, and by that I mean “pretty” and “dark”.
Concert Review: NVDES Turns Mercury Lounge Into A Discotheque
NVDES turned Mercury Lounge into a discotheque of sorts; where lead singer, Josh Ocean, became
Concert Review: Hoodie Allen Turns Playstation Theater Into A Cake Party
With Post Malone’s recent remark that Hip Hop is, in essence, not where you go
Concert Review: Cut Copy Computerize Terminal 5
Cut Copy turned Terminal 5 from a warehouse into a giant computer. Each of their
Album Review: Björk Shows Modern Love Is An Android Fantasy In Utopia
Utopia plays to love in an Android. It was as if Björk took every form
Concert Review: Snoh Aalegra Goes All Whitney Houston At MHOW
It is no secret that I love Snoh Aalegra’s music. Her ability to capture the
Concert Review: Sheppard Guide Through The Fields of Life At Bowery Ballroom
It is official! Not only does Australia hold one of my fave soap operas, Home
Concert Review: Romes Builds A Tower of Sound At Bowery Ballroom
I saw Romes at Bowery Ballroom a few months ago. Back then, I marveled at
Diandra Interviews Smoke And Sugar: A Rising Band of Influencers
In a world desperately seeking the genuine, Smoke And Sugar arise to show that music