Concert Review: Hoops Turn Baby’s All Right Into A Concert For Friends
When you go see a band, you never know what you are going to
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Diandra Reviews The Future: City And Colour To Play Manhattan Hammerstein
City And Colour may be from Australia but they sure muster an Americana vibe. Their
Album Review: Kamikaze Girls’ Show The “Seafoam” Of Spiritually Crashing
In life, we can take some dark roads that for however far we steer from
Album Review: Grey Gersten Experiments With Naked Light
There are those that see music as a giant, social experiment. It is not secret
Album Review: Katie Buchanan Asks “Who We Are When We’re Standing?”
Katie Buchanan brings a grassroots vibe to her new album, Who We Are When We’re
Concert Review: Lake Street Dive Bring Summer Jams To BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn Festival Series
Lake Street Dive’s feel-good blend of country-rock and blue-grass came off like a tasty iced
Concert Review: Hand Habits Brings Honesty To Church
Hand habits is so cool. Done! Made my point! Good Night! No, but in all
Album Review: Ala.Ni Is The New Billie Holiday For “You & I”
Did you know Billie Holiday reincarnated? Ala.Ni, literally, invokes and emotes like this legend
Song Review: NVDES Show “Turning Heads” Roll In Punk- Pop Sugar
A creepy video for a cooky artist. NVDES “Turning Heads” brings their distinct pop sugar
Concert Review: Lisa Loeb Talks Her Life And Sings Her Hits At Cafe Carlyle
Thanks David Andrako For The Wonderful Pictures Lisa Loeb is playing a run at Cafe
Album Review: Holy Oak Is A Lyrical Anthropologist In Second Son
At times, the man that has done everything can feel like they have done nothing.
Concert Review: Amy Shark Show The Struggle And The Strength Are Real At Mercury Lounge
I have long liked Amy Shark’s music, especially lyrically. She encompasses the Millennial experience of
Concert Review: Ten Fe Makes Me Keep My Faith In Myself At Mercury Lounge
I dig Ten Fe. Yes, I used an alternate, archaic 1970’s term to say “
Album Review: Big Thief Show The “Capacity” Of A Human Spirit To Break And Heal
Bands like Big Thief live and breathe according to the vocals/ gems of its lead
Album Review: Prairie Cat’s Is Cary Pratt Feels Like A Music Prom
If someone told me Prairie Cat studied every single 70’s catalogue on love, dating, and