I begin my review with an admission. I love the documentary Paris Is Burning. The acclaimed film brought light to the fabulous and tormented vogue…
The New Up played the newly opened Union Hall, and brought a rock n roll flare to its reinvention. The venue had, unfortunately, burned…
I LOVE Comic Books #comicnerd. They are like modern myth filled with a surreal version of the very real highs and lows of being human.…
Playing Mercury Lounge on Monday, The Palms are an L.A. band that had already sparked upon my radar because they are genuinely playable. Their songs…
Ernest Shackleton Loves Me might be the most full-fledged optimistic musical I have ever seen. Now optimism is not an easy sell these…
If music were tea then I just gave you a huge CUP OF TEA. Sip on 48 songs from 48 artists that you can drink…
SYNOPSIS: When a national contest to find America’s next music sensation offers a chance at fame and Hollywood fortune, Donny must whip his boys into fighting…
I always get precocious writing about Father John Misty…. Is he an act? A Person? Both? The point is he is talented, and with a…
Frank Iero & The Patience stirred head-bangs and mosh pits at Music Hall Of Williamsburg to the joy of onlookers eager to feel the rage…
I have reviewed Charly Bliss before, and admired the pixie-stick personality of lead singer Eva Hendricks. Like the sugar that gets pageant kids’ energy hopped…
Up-tempo, electro dream-pop is a concise definition for Ladytron’s frontwoman Helen Marnie, aka Marnie. Her new song “Lost Maps” proves why her band and her creativity…
I love Halsey. In a world where brave can be used very loosely, she shows courage by being very open with her struggles for mental…
Operators played Rough Trade NYC, and gave a show that left me in awe. Playing to the original, anime film Ghost In The Shell as…
If Edgar Allan Poe was a modern, female singer of folksy pop ballads, he world be Karen Elson. The starry songstress has been known for…