Concert Review: Larkin Poe Are Sisters of Rock At Mercury Lounge
Larkin Poe’s Mercury Lounge performance felt buried in the soil and spirit of this Earth.
Diandra Reviews
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Concert Review: Mystery Skulls Turns Knitting Factory Into A Disco Circus
I begin my review with a weather notice. FRIDAY WAS COLD! NYC was breaking records
Album Review: Sharon Jones Reveals That The “Soul of A Woman” Is Eternal
Honest Question: Could Sharon Jones do any wrong? I had the privilege of seeing Sharon
Concert Review: Joyce Manor Approach Brooklyn Steel Like A Fist To The Face
Joyce Manor’s Brooklyn Steel show was electric, and the most modern, up-to-date take on classic,
Concert Review: Lights Is A Giver of Hope At Samsung 837
Lights gave a spectacular show at Samsung 837 that left me SHOOKETH! I had the
Diandra Interviews Heather Brave: To Love Yourself Is To Better Yourself
Heather Brave is so bright! When I ask a question, it is with genuine intrigue
Concert Review: The War On Peace Prove Its Starts With An Individual
I get sentimental when I see certain bands. I have the pleasure of seeing many
Concert Review: Rationale Is “Stay Woke” Music At Mercury Lounge
I always say the more interpersonal you are as an artist, the more loyalty you
Film Review: Santa & Andres Shows Political Revolutions Are NOT For Everyone
Political Revolutions do not happen for everyone. The irony of revolutions is that they rise
Concert Review: Diane Coffee Leaves Me Happily Jittery After Rough Trade Show
I CANNOT EVEN WITH DIANE COFFEE! Here is a giphy to show you how I
Album Review: Greta Van Fleet Rise “From The Fires”
Greta Van Fleet is, literally, a 2017 reincarnation of Led Zeppelin, and I am living
Film Review: Thelma Redefines Thrillers And Questions Faith/ Fear
Synopsis: Thelma, a shy young student, has just left her religious family in a small
Theatre Review: Romantic Trapezoid In Three Scenes Into Commitment Struggles
Written by Victor L. Cahn and directed by Alberto Bonilla, Romantic Trapezoid is a brisk
Film Review: A Bride For Rip Van Winkle Is A Three Hour Dark Fairytale
Synopsis: Nanami is an apathetic, part-time junior high school teacher, whose only solace comes from connecting
Album Review: Langhorne Slim’s “Lost At Last Vol 1” Makes Me Feel Found
Twain, Whitney, Angel Olsen, and now Langhorne Slim have released recent albums that strip back