Concert Review: Bear Hands Bring Brooklyn To United Palace Theatre
Bear Hands opened up for Foals on November 4 at United Palace Theatre. Currently, on
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Song Review: Aanysa X Snakehips Show That Love Make You Want To “Burn, Break, Crash”
If 90’s R&B met today’s synth pop, it’s love child would be “Burn, Break, Crash”
Concert Review: The Boxer Rebellion Bring A “Caribbean Murder Mystery Vibe” To Brooklyn
The Boxer Rebellion are currently on tour, and their Music Hall Of Williamsburg concert on
Concert Review: Chet Porter Is Ready For The Festival Circuit At Irving Plaza
Chet Porter is currently on tour with Coucheron and Lemaitre. The DJ has become synonymous
Album Review: Alicia Keys’ Here Is A New Step Forward In Her Music Career
I was extremely excited for Alicia Keys’ new album, Here. After reviewing her song, In
Concert Review: Dan Croll Is Millennial James Taylor At Webster Hall
My readers know that I often connect past artists and their influence with those of
Album Review: Shaprece Brings Avant-Garde To R&B In “Coals”
Avant-Garde and R&B are not usually associated together, but Shaprece has managed to bring abstract
Concert Review: Blue Healer Feels Like Band of Your Brothers At Rockwood Music Hall
Blue Healer are gaining a quick following for their ability to mix synthetic pop’s glimmering
Artist Close Up: El Mar’s “Just My Body” Is A Song For Women’s Health Rights
“Just My Body” is a powerful ballad with a socially conscious message by Brooklyn songstress
Album Review: She & Him’s “Christmas Party” Is Pure Holiday Music
Zooey Deschanel has made her career through sheer lovability, and in She & Him, her
Song Review: This Party Show “Money” Can Overpower Love In Relationships
Money is the BIGGEST reason that most relationships end. When it comes to love versus
Book Review: The Wasp That Brainwashed The Caterpillar Is An Evolutionary Marvel
You may have heard of Matt Simon as the writer of the popular Wired series
Book Review: Catherine Dunne’s “The Years That Followed” Is A Look Into Women & Love
Taking place in 1989, but journeying back to the 1960’s, The Years That Followed is
Song Review: Neiked Shows A Colorful,Cartoonish World In “Sexual”
Leave it to the Swedes to teach America the fun of being sexual. Scandinavia is
Diandra Interviews: Omar Al Hindi Follows The Music In His Head
Omar Al Hindi’s Bedhead Part 1, was just released, which you can read my review