Album Review: I Can Live Forever In Oh Wonder’s Ultralife
For their new album, ULTRALIFE, Oh Wonder delved into life: plain and simple. In perspective,
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Festival Review: Full Moon Fest Brings A Cool Day To Governor’s Island
Full Moon Fest is a unique festival, in part, because it does not feel like
Concert Review: Ben Talmi Is A Millennial Guru At Baby’s All Right
Ben Talmi is the type of show you see when you want to be okay
Song Review: Em & The Fates Sing To A “Beautiful Life”
Em & The Fates is a Brooklyn-based septet whose rich three part harmonies and soul/pop
Concert Review: Caravan Palace Brings Electrifying Swing To Warsaw NYC
Woooowwww !!!!!!! WOOOOOOWWWWW!!!!!! That is all I will say about Caravan Palace. No one should
Concert Review: Japanese Breakfast Serve Angst In Every Chord At MHOW
Similarly to Romes, for an opener, Japanese Breakfast felt like a a clear headliner, which
Book Review: Laura Shapiro’s What We Ate Show Food Can Speak To A Person’s Character
I begin my What She Ate by Laura Shapiro review with a simple, “It was
Concert Review: Romes Are The Essence Of Pop Music At Bowery Ballroom
Romes played a SPECTACULAR show at Bowery Ballroom, and made sure everybody knew that an
Album Review: Beiju Shows The Music Of “Demain” Is Fantasy Pop
Raised in the outskirts of Paris, Caitlin Seager was heavily influenced by contemporary jazz and
Album Review: Jade Bird Shows “Something American” To Her Heart
Something American is Jade Bird’s dedicated EP to the picturesque ideas of American life and
Concert Review: Maurice Brown Puts The Jazz In Blue Note
Celebrating his most recent album, The Mood, Maurice Brown played the Blue Note in NYC;
Album Review: Capital Cities Invite You To Join In “Swimming Pool Summer”
I love when artists give me what they promise, especially when they promise light-hearted. It
Album Review: Broken Social Scene Give You A Giant Hug Of Thunder
Broken Social Science (BSS) give you a giant Hug Of Thunder; a record that roars
Album Review: Haim Have “Something To Tell You” About Love, And You Want To Listen
Haim’s sophomore album, Something To Tell You, is pop glory with a crown of country.
Album Review: The Nursery Show Human Vanity In Life After Wartime
The Nursery’s Life After Wartime is a rock n’ roll declaration that humanity is superficial.