Concert Review: Pert Near Sandstone Bring Bluegrass Joy To Brooklyn Bowl
This is a simple review for a simple band, and I say in the best
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Album Review: Crystal Fighters “Everything Is My Family” Makes You Want To Hug Life
Crystal Fighters’ Everything Is My Family is a quick-paced, abstract dream into the mind of
Album Review: Yes Lawd! Is NxWorries’ Long-Awaited, Powerful Debut
Mixing snippets, skits, and songs, into one fluid groove, NxWorries’ Yes Lawd! makes you think
Album Review: Weyes Blood Gives You “A Front Row Seat To Earth”
I have reviewed Weyes Blood in concert and described her performance as one that leaves
Concert Review: Nothing But Thieves Remind People Why They Love Music At Irving Plaza
Can you fall in love with a man’s voice? I think you can or, at
Artist Close-Up: Stanaj Rises Like Champagne In “Ain’t Love Strange”
I am just going to say it, “Stanaj is killing it at life right now!”.
Artist Close-Up: Jocelyn & Chris Arndt Are Harvard Studying, Retro Rockers
College is not easy, even though it can be one of the most fun experiences
Film Review: Moonlight Puts A Spotlight A One Man’s Multiple Layers of Oppression
Moonlight is the new film by Barry Jenkins the questions the layers of oppression that
Concert Review: Seratones Make Jimi Hendrix Proud At Mercury Lounge
The Seratones were Rock Heaven at Mercury Lounge, in part, because they gave their hour length
Concert Review: Survival Guide Was A Boss At Bowery Electric
Excuse me, as I get rather sentimental in my concert review of Survival Guide. This
Theatre Review: Love, Love, Love Brilliantly Shows The Generational Gaps Between Parents And Their Kids
Love, Love, Love is the time-warping, three act play written by Mike Bartlett and directed
Concert Review: Rafferty Gives Berlin NYC JukeBox Swag
As I write this concert review, I smile because I have concluded that Rafferty pretty
Album Review: Radio Dept’s Shows Politics Are “Running Out of Love”
What happens when politics becomes so dark and twisted that you, yourself, grow numb to
Album Review: The Streets Of Laredo Make You Want To Go “Wild”
The Streets of Laredo’s newest album Wild is like taking a hit of imagination. You
Concert Review: Chrystal Bell Is A Mystical Songstress In Concert
There I was at Berlin NYC, the dimly lit space with red overshadows is mysterious