Concert Review: Panteón Rococó Show Music Is All Feeling At Stage 48
Panteón Rococó is like a cross between Metallica, Mana, and La Banda De Limon. You
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Artist Close-Up: The Novel Ideas Put Massachusetts In Their Music Melodies
The Novel Ideas are a country-folk quartet of friends hailing from the great state of
Album Review: L.A. Witch Debut Like An “Andy Warhol” For Punk Rock Music
L..A. Witch self-titled debut is packed with reverb-heavy, garage-rock, and psych sounds that scream “Punk
TV/ Music Review: Insecure Season 2 Continued To Show Music Is Everything
Season 2 has come and gone, and, for us fans, we are in MOURNING! The
Album Review: Leikeli47 Makes You “Wash & Set” In Style
Leikeli47 has made her highly anticipated debut in Wash & Set, and it is a
Film Review: Mother! Is The “Don Quixote” of Horror Films
Synopsis: Javier Bardem plays a “writer’s blocked” poet, who moves his new wife, Jennifer Lawrence,
Concert Review: Dent May Brings The 80’s To Baby’s All Right
I have to laugh, in a good way, at Dent May’s Baby’s All Right concert.
Album Review: Me Not You Prepare For A “Reckoning”
Me Not You feel like dark pop for the era. Their debut EP, Reckoning 1,
Album Review: Carmen Villain’s Infinite Avenue Ask If The Earth Is Reflective of Humanity
How we own a space can be reflective with how we own ourselves. With how
Album Review: Freedom Fry Highlight The End of Summer In Strange Attraction
Reverb-drenched guitars and a funky bassline are what course through Freedom Fry’s Strange Attraction EP.
Concert Review: Zuli Tear Up Rockwood With Water Bottles And Guitars
I cannot say that I have ever been to a concert where a lead singer
TV Review; American Horror Story Set To Tackle Its Greatest Villain- Humanity?
via GIPHY I think I would be standing next to a lot of people whom
Concert Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre Hits Brooklyn Steel
Brian Jonestown Massacre brought Brooklyn Steel into is warped sound last night, and I was
Album Review: Belle Game Define Resilience In “Fear Nothing”
Resilience! This is the word that is defining so many lives currently, and making humanity
Album Review: Zola Jesus Confronts Life And Death In “Okovi”
Zola Jesus is a bad-ass, and her new album, Okovi, plays like the best Manga