Concert Review: INHEAVEN Give Goth Glam Grunge At Bowery
It is kind of strange to see a British band play to the idea of
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Album Review: Kimbra Releases Her Cool, “Primal Heart”
Growing up hurts, and anyone who tells you otherwise then has not. Kimbra has certainly
Concert Review: Kat Cunning Outdoes Herself At Brooklyn Steel
Admittedly, I was curious to see how Kat Cunning would transition from a small venue
Album Review: Suuns Make You Feel A Dystopian Future In “Felt”
If Suuns could soundtrack every future, dystopian film that would be great! Thanks! (lol!) Suuns
Concert Review: Ruth B Turns LPR Into An Empowering Safe Haven
I always say that time makes an artist grow because art connects to a person’s
Albums of The Year: Sir Sly’s Don’t You Worry, Honey Puts Egos To Rest
I think I speak for everyone when I say, “Screw YOU EGO!” Every human being
Concert Review: Cut Copy Computerize Terminal 5
Cut Copy turned Terminal 5 from a warehouse into a giant computer. Each of their
Theatre Review: Valor, Agravio, Mujer Shows Women’s Empowerment Starts With Self
Valor, Agravio, Y Mujer is currently playing at Repertorio Espanol, in celebration of one of
Album Review: Maroon 5’s Red Pill Blues Is Their Most Confident Record Yet
Maroon 5’s Red Pill Blues is exactly what you expect. By now, Maroon 5 have
Concert Review: The Shins Are STOKED To Be At Kings Theatre
The Shins’ were STOKED to play at Kings Theatre as lead singer, James Mercer, happily
Concert Review: Curtis Harding Is Vintage Soul At Rough Trade NYC
There are certain artists that to enter their space is to, literally, time-warp. With a
Concert Review: Morgxn Enlivens The Hopeful Romantic At MHOW
I do not know what was in the Music Hall of Williamsburg air, but Morgxn
Album Review: Follow Lightshow As He Takes You Through Kalorama Heights
When I first heard Lightshow’s Kalorama Heights, I said, “Damn! You going in like that!”.
Jessica Boudreaux Has “No Fury” But All WRATH!
Jessica Boudreaux’s No Fury is FILLED WITH IT! Ms. Boudreaux comes out of the gate
Film Review: The Light of The Moon Shows The Darkness of Rape
Synopsis: Bonnie, a young and successful Latina architect, is sexually assaulted while walking home from