Concert Review: The Vacant Lots Smash Through Sunnyvale’s Walls
Noise is a strange thing to love. Music is noise, and some genres/artists are noisier
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Album Review: NRVS LVRS Show Life Can Be An “Electric Dread”
Forget hard rock…. we need hard pop. Alright, that statement did not go far, but
Concert Review: Lila Downs Shows Latino America Is Here To Stay At Celebrate Brooklyn!
Lila Downs is not only a legendary songstress from Mexico, but an avid social
Concert Review: Baby’s All Right Get Fruits And Flowers And A Drug Tax … YES!
Fruits And Flowers have a lot to prove in that they have nothing to prove.
Album Review: Coin Banks Confronts The Power Of Money From “Outside Looking In”
Hip Hop can be divided between two world. World One is built on sociopolitical commentary,
Album Review: American Opera Try To Rejoice In Life’s “Small Victories”
Incremental progress. Monumental setbacks. Small victories. This is the story of American Opera. Brooklyn Based
Album Review: LANY’s Self-Titled Debut Observes The Simpler Things Of Love & Heartache
LANY is quickly becoming a Pop Icon without much radio-play. With only their self-titled debut
Album Review: Kacy Hill’s Like A Woman Shows Pain Is An Invisible Power
Kacy Hill’s debut album, Like A Woman, is like swimming through dark-pop water. You just
Theatre Review: Marvin’s Room Shows Life Is Unfair….. So What Are You Going To Do About It?
Synopsis: The award-winning Marvin’s Room is a wildly funny play about the laughter that can
TV Review: Netflix’s Gypsy Asks You “Are You Really Free?”
Synopsis: The worst lies are the ones we tell ourselves. Gypsy is a ten-part psychological thriller
Diandra Interviews NAWAS: Taking The Pain With The Pleasure Of The Music Industry
The best and worst that can happen to you is to have your promise seen
Album Review: Kane Strang Intelligently Shows Love Makes You Stupid In “Two Hearts And No Brain”
Kane Strang is described as intelligent alternative rock mashed with a 1960’s dark pop vibe.
Album Review: Beach House Reveal B-Sides & Rarities For Fans
Beach House’s B-Sides & Rarities is not an easy album to review because it is
Concert Review: Elizabeth & The Catapult Is “More Than Enough” At LPR
When you start a show with an acoustic cover of LCD Soundsystem’s “New York, I
Album Review: Fruits & Flowers Put A “Drug Tax” On Life & Love
Love can hit you with a quickness that makes you wonder if this virtuous force