Concert Review: Homeshake Makes Music For Your Earth To Quake At Baby’s All Right
I am 100% convinced that everybody at the Homeshake’s Baby’s All Right concert texted
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Concert Review: Duchess Bring 1940’s Radio Glam To Bar 55
Duchess played a classic set at 55 Bar dedicated to the new release of their
Album Review: yMusic Continues To Be My Life’s Soundtrack In “First”
yMusic is a group of six New York City instrumentalists flourishing in the overlap between
Concert Review: Moon Hooch Give Brooklyn Bowl Some Sax
Note To Self: Must begin saxophone lessons. Alright, let me continue to my review. I
Theatre Review: Kid Victory Brings Light To The Darkness Of Sex Abuse
KID VICTORY, a hauntingly mesmerizing new musical, is the latest collaboration from the creators of
Album Review: Jidenna Proves He Is “The Chief” Of Good Music
Jidenna makes music to blast on your radio, as you make an entrance in your
Concert Review: Savoir Adore Bring A “Chill” Vibe To Brooklyn Bazaar
Savoir Adore were “chill” Brooklyn Bazaar. Yes, I know that sounds plain, but it was
Concert Review: Lawrence Make Me Feel Alive At Irving Plaza
Recently signed to Warner Bros., Lawrence had plenty to celebrate at Irving Plaza. Yet, the
Album Review: Space Above Play Music To Keep You “Still”
Electronica is a more nuanced genre then anyone might presume. When you think of Electronica,
Album Review: Stef Chura Shows That Everyone Makes “Messes”
Stef Chura’s debut studio album, Messes, is born of her years of experience playing around
Album Review: Middle Kids Show The Struggles Of Being in The Middle
Middle Kids self-titled EP feels like a sunny homage to being young, wild, and free.
Concert Review: Cuddle Magic Is A Concert Dreamscape At Bowery Ballroom
Cuddle Magic hit the Bowery Stage to bring a dreamscape of music. When I reviewed
Album Review: The Orwells Continue To Prove They Are “Terrible Human Beings”
The Orwells are loud, obnoxious, insane, aggressive, and absolutely brilliant for it. Their new album
Concert Review: Big Something Give Big Life To Arlene’s Grocery
I start my review with a strange compliment; Big Something feels young. This six piece