Album Review: Tomberlin Is All of Us “At Weddings”
Weddings are such a weird thing to attend. On one hand, they are exciting and
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Album Review: Liz Cooper & The Stampede Show We Are All Window Flowers
When an artist describes their album as “Window Flowers is a collection of music that
Album Review: Neil Frances Are Nostalgic In Took A While
Nostalgia should be a genre in music. There are some artists that really do summon
Album Review: Tirzah Shows “Devotion” Is Simply Surreal In Feeling
Tirzah’s Devotion is 100% unique. While many songstresses are rising to modernize R&B with a
Album Review: Gorgon City Build You A Summer “Escape”
At The Rooftop at Output, Gorgon City presented new songs from their album, Escape, which
Concert Review: Spooky Cool Show Desire Is Crazy At Baby’s All Right
Spooky Cool’s show at Baby’s All Right was quick, strange, and to the point. The
Concert Review: The New Tarot Make A Coven At Bowery Ballroom
There is no denying that The New Tarot love magic. If this duo came out
Theatre Review: This American Wife Delves Into The Real Housewives Cult
Written and directed by Patrick Foley and Michael Breslin, This American Wife is incredibly funny
Theatre Review: Beloved Is A Look Into The Deluded
Everybody has ambition, but not everybody has the access or knowledge on how to realize/
Concert Review: Glassjaw and Quicksand Shred Rage At Brooklyn Steel
Sometimes, I think I am madder at someone for THINKING they could play me for
Concert Review: Goldchild Are Breezy At Knitting Factory
Breezy is a word I often use when describing a concert’s atmosphere. In truth, I
Concert Review: BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn Shows Its Relevancy
BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn’s Noname concert shared a similar vibe to their BadBadNotGood show the previous
Album Review: lovelytheband Are Happily Sad In “Finding It Hard To Smile”
I like lovelytheband’s debut! For being a record tilted Finding It Hard To Smile, you
Concert Review: A Tale of Two Vibes At BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn!
Dave Chappelle once said that he knew who would win the 2016 election by the
Concert Review: Lord Huron Reign Over Brooklyn Steel
Performing at Brooklyn Steel, Lord Huron scoped their catalogue to show their music can, literally,