Concert Review: UNI Turn Music Into A Psychotropic Drug At Baby’s All Right
In a world that can applaud the cut of creative arts but praise the
Reviews
Album Review: Suzanne Santo Paints Heartbreak “Ruby Red”
There is a Southern gothic vibe to Suzanne Santo’s debut Ruby Red that has
Album Review: Frankie Rose Shows LA Can Be A “Cage Tropical”
The life of a musician, at least for most, is not glamorous. If you are
Album Review: Downtown Boys Ask What Is The “Cost of Living” For The Oppressed?
Downtown Boys’ Sub-Pop debut, Cost of Living, can mean two things. On one hand, the
Film Review: Ingrid Goes West Is The Best Dark Comedy of 2017
SYNOPSIS: Ingrid Thorburn (Aubrey Plaza) is an unhinged social media stalker with a history of confusing
Up-Close With Farruko: The Reggaeton Star That Rocked United Palace Theatre
Farruko cannot stop rising in the Reggaeton game, and I would not be surprised if
Theatre Review: Growing Up Gonzales Shows Behind Every Laugh Are Tears At Actors’ Temple Theater
If there is one thing you should know about Latino culture, especially Puerto Rican culture,
Concert Review: Private Island Turn Knitting Factory Into Exactly That
Private Island left me floored with a performance that modernized soul: LITERALLY! The SoCal band
Concert Review: Future Generations Give You A Concert You Wish Were Your Routine
Is it bad that someone was a solid show? Usually, in most reviews, the option
Concert Review: DYLN Will Go Onto Better Things After Delancey
Back in the day, all you needed was talent, and “the machine” or a team
Song Review: The Vare Show You The “Dark Spot” Of Love
Electro R&b that is so dark it seems almost dangerous? Yes, please! The Vare’s Dark
Artist Close-Up: Bassel And The Supernaturals Bring Chicago Soul With Syrian Heart
I think every lover of music, like myself, has a nostalgia for “oldies”. Classic
Concert Review: Elliot Root Shows Fuses Electro With Resilience At Mercury Lounge
In life, there are too many times when we feel pulled back. It is as
Concert Review: Izzy Bizu Electrically Meditates Upon Love At Ludlow Soho House
I have seen Izzy Bizu perform before at the Gramercy Theatre. The bigger stage held
Album Review: It’s Jim-ee Shows A Relationship’s End Can Be A Nightlife’s Beginning
It’s Jim-ee finds the 25 year old producer, born James Harmon Stack, re-emerging with a