Concert Review: Juanes Takes Us To Outer Space At MSG
Starting with steam blowing forward and a video of Juanes as an astronaut looking at
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Concert Review: The Score Go Wild At Irving Plaza
The Score are the perfect band to “score” a wild night. They create the tracks
Concert Review: Durand Jones And The Indications Vibe At MHOW
When people look at the past, they always talk about the “glory days” when life
Concert Review: Sunflower Bean Show Twenty-Two In Blue At Bowery
Twenty-Two is a strange age. It kind of feels like the last few clinks before
Diandra Interviews Elijah Grae: How Music Teaches You To Love
Elijah Grae sees music as more than just healing: it is the answer for him
Concert Review: Unknown Mortal Orchestra Turn Brooklyn Steel Into Adult Swim
Unknown Mortal Orchestra (UMO) have serenaded several nights sitting on the sofa eating chips, putting
Album Review: Varsity Show Everyone Has A Parallel Person
If Kali Uchis and The Shangri-Las went through time to meet each other and form
Concert Review: Au/Ra Makes The Simple Feel Big At Public Arts NYC
Au/Ra left me happily enlightened by her performance at Public Arts. While, at first, her
Concert Review: ALMA TURNS UP Public Arts NYC
It is hard not to gush at my Alma concert experience. This Finnish star turns
TV Review: The Handmaid’s Tale Get Scarier And Realer In Season 2
Watching the first few episodes of the The Handmaid’s Tale made me sigh with relief.
Theatre Review: Made to Dance in Burning Buildings Is Theatric Healing
In many ways, trauma can strip us of our humanity, and put us on a
Theatre Review: Saint Joan Is Heavenly Revived By MTC
Written by George Bernard Shaw, Saint Joan reveals the humanity of divinity, and plays upon
Concert Review: Ashley Monroe Is A Bubbly Sparrow At Rough Trade
I have often spoken about how life can be divided between the “givers” and the
Film Review: The House of Tomorrow Uses Punk To Challenge Old Ways
SYNOPSIS: THE HOUSE OF TOMORROW tells the story of a sheltered teen raised inside a geodesic
Album Review: Twin Shadow Makes You “Caer” Into His Music
If you ask the genre of Twin Shadow, a.k.a George Lewis Jr, he will say