Album Review: OverDoz. Shows Fun & Serious Can Live In The Harmony of 2008
OverDoz. makes their debut in 2008, and prove they are here to sensualize and sensitize
OverDoz. makes their debut in 2008, and prove they are here to sensualize and sensitize
Leah Abramson’s Songs For A Lost Pod feels like the audio from a classic, sci-fi
Ria Hall’s debut album, Rules Of Engagement (ROE), draws on the themes of not only
I am in love with Twain’s lead singer Mt. Davidson.. I cry when I hear
Happy to be back from Europe, Luke Elliot, backed by a band of Norwegians, hailed
I reviewed Tourist’s last LP, U, and Wash EP is certainly proof that he is growing
The Flavr Blue’s new album, Blue Dream, is a 14-track collection fronted by Grammy-nominated Hollis
Amy Shark opened up for her fellow Aussie Vance Joy, and filled Brooklyn steel with
I knew I would enjoy Hope Sandoval’s And The Warm Inventions’ show when it was
If The Cure decided to do a music festival with Vampire Weekend, what would it
I first learned of the magic of Ayokay through Quinn XCII. Their track “Kings of
Yes, I called Deva Mahal a witch, but like Broad City she far from
Good things do not change, but they do grow. How that works or, at least
Kali Uchis was giving Selena vibes in her Bowery Ballroom show, and left hearts singing
Snow Culture made their debut in NYC, and it was EPIC! The Stockholm duo had