Film Review: The Darkest Minds Is YA At Its Glory
Synopsis: When teens mysteriously develop powerful new abilities, they are declared a threat by the
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Concert Review: Castlecomer Are Characters At Baby’s All Right
I remember being a child and having a grade schoolteacher who would point out certain
Concert Review: Olivia Chaney Makes National Sawdust Her Shelter
Even Olivia Chaney noted how silent and still her National Sawdust audience was; to the
Diandra Interviews Fyahbwoy: How Music Gets You Through Poverty
Fyahbwoy has, undeniably, created a career of self-healing. You can, literally, hear his growth as
Concert Review: Glorietta Unites At Rockwood NYC
You ever see a group of people, and feel that they like each other. Something
Album Review: Spooky Cool Confront Desire With Every Thing Ever
It is has always been said that money is the root of all evil, but
Album Review: Bad Bad Hats Shows Love Is A “Lightning Round”
Fluttering tape loops, a few wrong notes, and lyrics that swerve off emotional roads to
Album Review: Houndmouth Introduce Their “Golden Age”
You ever hear an album, and your immediate reaction is, “Ooooooo, I like this!” That
Festival Preview: Elements Music & Arts Festival Is Coming To The BRONX
Another festival is getting ready to ignite NYC’s Bronx with fiery sonic waves. Elements Music
Artist Close-Up: Summer Walker Knows “Girls Need Love”
Is it rocket science? It seems now and then you will hear a man say,
Album Review: Santigold Brings You A Summer In Dancehall
I swear that Santigold summoned her inner Sister Nancy for I Don’t Want: The Gold
Concert Review: Chicano Batman Are The Roses At Brooklyn Bowl
It is befitting that Chicano Batman had roses on their merch because they feel like
Diandra Interviews Mala Rodriguez: To Know Yourself Is To Know Your Sound
Mala Rodriguez is a badass; creating music that can balance consciousness with carefreeness. It is
Theatre Review: Peter Who? Gives Spiderman A Silly Spin At NYMF
The New York Musical Festival has swept through Theatre Row, and it has brought the
Diandra Interviews Andrea Cruz: How Music Teaches Diversity
Preferring to create music that cannot fit in any space beyond your choice to like