Concert Review: Au/Ra Makes The Simple Feel Big At Public Arts NYC

Au/Ra left me happily enlightened by her performance at Public Arts. While, at first, her music seems to be tropical infused, indie-pop rebellions, singing to…

Concert Review: ALMA TURNS UP Public Arts NYC

It is hard not to gush at my Alma concert experience. This Finnish star turns her concerts into club experiences where you are required to…

Concert Review: Ashley Monroe Is A Bubbly Sparrow At Rough Trade

I have often spoken about how life can be divided between the “givers” and the “takers”. As Ashley Monroe thanked her crowd, again, for receiving…

Concert Review: Sarah Blasko Sings To Wanting Love At Rockwood

I firmly believe that every artist write according to the lessons they have learned, and the ones they can never seem to figure out. We…

Concert Review: Lily Allen Gets Real At Music Hall of Williamsburg

“Wow, you guys are the most supportive crowd,” Lily Allen laughed at her her sold out concert in Music Hall of Williamsburg. We really were!…

Concert Review: GUM Shows Genius Stands Alone At Baby’s All Right

Seeing GUM, at Baby’s All Right, alone on stage to become a one-man orchestra made me feel like I was watching the most talented, coolest…

Concert Review: Mating Ritual Provide Fun For Music Hall of Williamsburg

I am a perfectionist, which is why when I saw Ryan Lawhon redo a new song because the audio was off, I completely understood. There…

Concert Review: The Preoccupations Are Dark-Art Punk At Rough Trade

Similar to The Afghan Whigs, Preoccupations build a dark, concert atmosphere that enthralls its crowd. Yet, The Preoccupations might be one of the few bands…

Concert Review: The Afghan Whigs Embody Rage Rock At Brooklyn Steel

I have often said that music is a culture, and a song can be a world. I grew up on Hector Lavoe and Lauryn Hill,…

Concert Review: Miles Francis Is The Greatest Entertainer At Mercury Lounge

Miles Francis has to be one of the best performers I have ever seen. He gave Madison Square Garden to Mercury Lounge, and turned an…

Album Review: Fakear Makes Environmental EDM In All Glows

If Tom Misch’s Geography made you feel like you were traveling across land, Fakear All Glows makes you travel across seas. Fakear is bringing oceanic…

Concert Review: The Hollow Cove Build Simplicity At Rockwood NYC

On the cusp of their debut, Hollow Coves played an intimate show at Rockwood Music Hall. Hailing their inspirations and talking about their traveling adventures…

Concert Review: Mallrat Turns A Tuesday With Thursday Vibes At Rough Trade

Mallrat made me feel like a fossil. At 18 years old, she is rising to be the Generation Z version of Lily Allen. Waltzing the…

Concert Review: Welles Strikes Mercury Lounge

At Mercury Lounge , it was easy to compare Welles to Kurt Cobain. Both share a very dry, sadistic humor like, a joke on striking…

Concert Review: Roses And Revolutions Spark At Baby’s All Right

Led by Alyssa Coco, Roses And Revolutions reminded me why I love new artists; they are as excited as they are exciting. Between her belts,…