Album Review: Cults Find “Host” In Dark Forces
It is absolutely not surprising that Cults’ Host feels like a fantasy noir. I floated
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Diandra Interviews Obie Iyoha: Seeing Your Songs
Obie Iyoha can draw as much as he can rap and sing. For him,
Diandra Interviews Valley Latini: Music, Sex, and The Spiritual Connection
For Valley Latini, music is a spiritual experience, which is why it can be sexual.
Artist Close-Up: Still Woozy Gets Woozier Confronting “BS”
From video to verses, Still Woozy’s new track, “BS,” is all about denial and commitment
Album Review: Paul Epworth Has Shipped Me Off On “Voyager”
Excuse me as I exit my spaceship to do this review. Paul Epworth’s new album,
Artist Close Up: Meet Tedy, Your New Emotional Friend
I always find it hilarious when men try to say they are not “emotional.” Of
Diandra Reviews It All- Interviews Hannah Georgas: Life Inspires
What I loved about Hannah Georgas newest album, All That Emotion, is that it felt
Diandra Interviews Estereomance: Love On The Radio
I absolutely adore Estereomance: as a band and band-name. It is so hard to come
TV Review: The Third Day Rises As A Creepy Look At Faith And Grief
Sometimes, a person fights for his life even if he doesn’t want it, or she
TV Review: Pen15’s Season 2 Puts The Real In Really Funny
Part of what makes a comedy really special and human is when it allows
Diandra Interviews CAMINA: Making Music Cinnamon
I heard it, somewhere, that part of getting older is not so much getting tired
Diandra Interviews Tita: Everything Is In Your Head
My mother once told me that the best songs have a little bit of despair
TV Review: HBO’s We Are Who We Are Makes Being Young An Art
I remember watching Jon Hamm, in an interview, discuss how the world is “youth-obsessed,” which
Diandra Interviews Devin Kirtz: Being Your Own Best Friend
Devin Kirtz is changing his life, and he is doing it for self-love purposes. Always
Diandra Interviews Jack Omstead: Finding Your Message
Jack Omstead is both shy and friendly. He can say the wisest thing without