Album Review: Toro Y Moi Shows The Layers Of Love In “Boo Boo”
There is a dreamy vibe to Toro Y Moi’s Boo Boo, which befits his views
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Film Review: Spiderman Homecoming Succeeds Because It Is Young
I am a comic-book nerd, and while everybody races away with theories as to why
Artist Close-Up: Wildling Show Falling In And Out Of Love Through “Lilywhite”
L.A.-based alternative-rock quintet Wildling understand “boy bands”. Each band member has a history in this
Concert Review: Jesse Shows Everyone’s Life Has A Hard Sky To Soar At Alphaville
The strangeness of Jesse’s Hard Sky is that its sounds “larger than life”, but when
Theatre Review: Kim’s Convenience Shows Immigrants Are A Country’s Story
It could not be a better time for Kim’s Convenience to do a two-week run
Album Review: Washed Out Turns Listeners Into Mister Mellow
The irony of closing your eyes is that you might see more. When we close
Concert Review: You Too Can Woo With The Violet Sands And French Horn Rebellion
As if being an artist is hard, try being an artist representing OTHER ARTISTS! You
Album Review: The Violet Sands Make A “Hotel” Worth Staying In Forever
Sexy is a term I often stay away from when describing an artist or album
Concert Review: The Vacant Lots Smash Through Sunnyvale’s Walls
Noise is a strange thing to love. Music is noise, and some genres/artists are noisier
Album Review: NRVS LVRS Show Life Can Be An “Electric Dread”
Forget hard rock…. we need hard pop. Alright, that statement did not go far, but
Concert Review: Lila Downs Shows Latino America Is Here To Stay At Celebrate Brooklyn!
Lila Downs is not only a legendary songstress from Mexico, but an avid social
Concert Review: Baby’s All Right Get Fruits And Flowers And A Drug Tax … YES!
Fruits And Flowers have a lot to prove in that they have nothing to prove.
Album Review: Coin Banks Confronts The Power Of Money From “Outside Looking In”
Hip Hop can be divided between two world. World One is built on sociopolitical commentary,
Album Review: American Opera Try To Rejoice In Life’s “Small Victories”
Incremental progress. Monumental setbacks. Small victories. This is the story of American Opera. Brooklyn Based
Album Review: LANY’s Self-Titled Debut Observes The Simpler Things Of Love & Heartache
LANY is quickly becoming a Pop Icon without much radio-play. With only their self-titled debut