Concert Review: Lonr Gains A Following At SOB’s
Lonr. gave the briefest set I have ever seen, but that did not mean it
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Concert Review: 3Teeth Take A Bite Out Of Webster
If you read my website often then you will know there are certain music genres
Theatre Review: Fires In The Mirror Burns With Painful Truths
Is America racist? Yes. The question is whether we can overcome our darkness if
Concert Review: Charly Bliss Is A Ballerina At Webster Hall
I have seen Charly Bliss a few times: as openers and headliners. I always
Theatre Review: The Wrong Man Is Everything Right With Musicals
The Wrong Man is a 90 minute nose-dive into the wronged life and wrongful death
Film Review: The Report Is A Hard Look At America’s Sins
I was a little kid in New York when 9/11 happened, and though memories my
Film Review: Film Review: Honey Boy Heals Childhood Traumas
When we think of trauma, at best, we think of a night in the emergency
Concert Review: Rexx Life Raj Is A King In Chelsea
I am going to come clean here. I wanted to see Rexx Life Raj because
Concert Review- Gon Turns Rockwood Into His Diagonal Fields
In a tiny red room, known as Rockwood, Gon introduced an album to a gathering
Diandra Interviews Saint Bodhi: The Flowerchild of South Central
For Saint Bodhi, music is a space that flows through time and vision. It is
Film Review: Waves Redefines Suspense Through Family
I can honestly say two things about Trey Edward Shults’ Waves: it is one of
Concert Review: Jordan Rakei Is A Mood And Mantra
Jordan Rakei plays for the bedroom; whether you are by yourself in it or
Concert Review: Suzy Jones Baptizes At Mercury Lounge
Okay, prepare for another one of my random comparisons/ concert descriptions; Suzy Jones felt baptismal
Concert Review: Hobo Johnson Is The Dude At Playstation Theater
Yelling your misery into a mic, proclaiming Justin Bieber’s need for an edible arrangements with
Concert Review: Jeremy Zucker Comes Thru At Webster Hall
When I told my friend I was going to see Jeremy Zucker without her, I