Theatre Review: Olga Pericet Is Grace Incarnate At Repertorio Español
If ever there was a moment where I felt God works, it was watching Olga
Reviews
Concert Review: Death Cab For Cutie Rides In King’s Theatre
As the entire King’s Theatre sang Death Cab For Cutie’s “I Will Follow You Into
Concert Review: Joey Dosik Owns His Bliss At Baby’s All Right
Joey Dosik’s concert rises in favor for a VERY SIMPLE REASON: HIS VOICE! While we
Concert Review: Molly Burch Is A Growing Star At Rough Trade
I have seen Molly Burch a few times, and even got the chance to interview
Film Review: Bikini Moon Is A Strange Film Experience On Mental Health
SYNOPSIS: Initially discovered when the documentary filmmakers happen upon her at a homeless center, the
Film Review: Stella’s Last Weekend Is All About Real Family Chemistry
SYNOPSIS: Oliver (Alex Wolff) is a Queens high school senior who is madly in love
Album Review: The Britanys’ Call I-833-IDK-HTBA To Confront FOMO
The Britanys new mixtape I-833-IDK-HTBA is a MAJOR step up for them in sound. Though
Concert Review: Welshly Arms Are Ready For Arenas At MHOW
In this world, we judge artists that aim for arenas as much as we judge
Concert Review: The Parlor Mob Are Rock N’ Roll At Elsewhere
Rock n’ roll has a way of making you feel like life is a path.
Album Review: Cat Power Feels Found As A “Wanderer”
You ever feel like you are walking to nowhere; as if you are running around
Concert Review: The Jack Moves Souls At Littlefield
I always loved the Apple Commercial with FKA Twigs. In it, she comes home, exhausted
Concert Review: 88Rising Have The World Shook At Pier 17
Walking into 88Rising’s Rooftop At Pier 17 show, the energy was so electric my phone
Album Review: Vanessa Zamora’s Tornaluna Is Moonlit In Emotion
Vanessa Zamora’s Tornaluna is the album you play when you are getting ready to go
Film Review: A Star Is Born Is Romantic And Confronting
More than any previous reboot of this classic tale, A Star Is Born (2018) confronts
Album Review: Molly Burch Plants Self-Love As The First Flower
When I first heard Molly Burch’s Please Be Mine, it was lovelorn, romantic, and innocent