Album Review: Beaches Unleash A Second of Spring Upon Your Ears
Beaches want to release your inner bad-ass, at least, that seems to be the initiative
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Album Review: Chad VanGaalen Turns Discomfort Into A Sci-Fi Opera
Leave it to Sub-Pop to contain the artists that challenge themselves and music taste. Chad
Album Review: Legend R.L. Boyce Releases Roll And Tumble
There comes a point when a legend settles into his status, and that freedom is
TV Review: You’re The Worst Goes From Romantic Comedy To Tragic One In Season 4
For You’re The Worst fans, Gretchen and Jimmy are two of the worst people you
Album Review: Punctual Revive “Fading Youth”
If you read me often enough then you can pick up that I truly believe
Album Review: Tall Friend Discuss How Mental Illness Can Make You “Safely Nobody’s”
When you hear the name “Tall Friend”, you think of a gentle giant; one who
Album Review: Cory Chisel And Adriel Denae’s “Tell Me True” About Love And Time
Every love story has a beginning, middle, and end. The most frustrating thing about loving
Theatre Review:Re (Birth) Is The Musical Wes Anderson Would Dream Up
For one night only, (Re) Birth brought to life the words of E.E. Cummings; one
Album Review: Annie Hart Shows Her Intuition In Impossible Accomplice
Imagine opening a door to a room, and then getting locked in it. A scary
Artist Close-Up: Justin Mylo Just Wants To Be A Happy DJ
For some, a DJ is only as good as the production he makes, but producing
Album Review: Dan Croll Shows Emerging Adulthood Is A Good Thing
Emerging Adulthood is the new album from Dan Croll, and also the story of my
Album Review: Denitia Breaks “Ceilings” For Art
Denitia is the type of rising artist I adore because you know their creativity will
Book Review: Laura Shapiro’s What We Ate Show Food Can Speak To A Person’s Character
I begin my What She Ate by Laura Shapiro review with a simple, “It was
Artist Close-Up: Lion Babe Give Soulful, Sexy Empowerment in “Hit The Ceiling”
I love Lion Babe. The duo match sexy with soulfully empowering, which can, often, be
Book Review: “We Are Never Meeting In Real Life” Samantha Irby But I Wish We Could
To say that I adore Samantha Irby’s writing is an understatement. The blogger of