Concert Review: Wolf Parade Are Proud Socialists And I Feel The Bern!
“We need full on socialism now!” yelled Dan Boeckner as they smiled through their audio
Diandra Reviews
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Concert Review: Jax Anderson Brings The Sunshine To Baby’s
There are some things about Jax Anderson that will always be Flint Eastwood or rather
Concert Review: Tender Are For The Living At Elsewhere
When it comes to a good, artistic dance show, you can’t beat Tender. They make
Concert Review: Wilsen Ruin Me At Rough Trade
Celebrating their new album, Ruiner, Wilsen totally exemplified why artists need concerts; to revive
Concert Review: The Blue Stones Are TURNED At Rough Trade
The thing about The Blue Stones’ concert is that this duo feel like they are
ArtistClose-Up/ Concert Review: Spencer Barnett Is A Pop Icon In The Making
WHAT! The strands of jet black hair grazing his face, the finger points at the
TV Review: I’m Not Okay With This Is Actually Really Good
Being a teenager feels like of legend when you become an adult or are a
Concert Review: Y La Bamba Shines Like A Tarantino Film
It may have been the power-suit or she slid and shook around in with her
Concert Review: Durand Jones And The Indications At Brooklyn Bowl
Sam Cooke lives on in Durand Jones, and that is a hefty comment. From John
Album of The Month: Angelica Garcia Will See You At Her Cha Cha Palace
If Chavela Vargas had a baby with Frank Ocean, that child would be Angelica Garcia.
Concert Review: Alexandra Savior Is NYC’s Baby Doll
Watching Alexandra Savior perform at Mercury Lounge, for some reason made me recall the scene
Album Review: Best Coast Show There’s “Always Tomorrow”
There are only two bands vying for my affection when it comes to SoCal rock
Diandra Interviews The Picturebooks: Songs Over Over-Thoughts
Playing at Gramercy Theatre on February 20, The Picturebooks are a German rock duo that
Album Review: Kidd Kenn Is Calling Out Child’s Play
I have always liked Kidd Kenn, in the same fashion I like J.I. Prince, because
Concert Review: DAWN Is MY VALENTINE at Mercury Lounge
DAWN’S SHOW WAS SO FULL on Valentine’s Day that I had to wonder if we