Concert Review: Twain Make You Love Your Flaws At Rough Trade
“You are going to have to learn to love the part of yourself, you hated
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Concert Review: Wild Child Show Adulting Is Fun At Warsaw NYC
Staring at Wild Child’s merchandise of a T-Shirt with Texas on it, I thought, “Now,
Album Review: Ruth Koleva Proves Confidence. Truth Is Sexy
Ruth Koleva makes confidence and truth sexy. The word “sexy” can be used to objectify,
Concert Review: Lo Moon Show Love Is A Victory At Bowery Ballroom
I think I am a legit fan of Lo Moon. I have seen them before,
Album Review: Jukebox The Ghost Takes You Off To The Races
Sometimes, an album title truly encompasses what an artist is delivering. Jukebox The Ghost’s Off
Album Review: Doja Cat Debuts Dream Trap With “Amala”
I believe music lives in a space time continuum. Different spaces being fused together into
Concert Review: Kyle Craft Is A Human Acid Trip At Baby’s All Right
SOOOO MANY THOUGHTS! Seeing Kyle Craft is like watching Buddy Holly’s ghost on acid. Or
Concert Review: Alice Boman Shows Restlessness Is Religion At Murmrr
Everytime I go to Murmrr Theatre, I feel my inner Catholic schoolgirl is released. There
TV Review: The Alienist Ends A Brutal Mystery With A Human Message
The Alienist ended its first season to prove it is exceptional and clear-cut television. Throughout
Artist Close-Up: Gwenno’s Le Kov Is Internationally Loved
I believe music is a language in and of itself. From K-Pop to French Hip
Theatre Review: The Stone Witch Breaks Hearts At Westside Theatre
Synopsis: Extraordinary art must be tamed. Simon Grindberg is the world’s most illustrious children’s book writer
Concert Review: Porches Dance To Loneliness At Bowery Ballroom
Porches’ Aaron Maine approaches the mic like a man whispering his secrets; even holding his
Theatre Review: Grand Hotel Shows The Poverty of Wealth AT NYCC
To live beyond your means is, usually, a sign that you are not living
Diandra Interviews Russell James: Finding Who You Are To Find Your Sound
There are moments when you need to hush and listen. Russell James has this affect
Concert Review: Born Ruffians Give MHOW An Indie Jamboree
With three king-sized lamps behind them, Born Ruffians played to those who wanted to be