Diandra Interviews Black Pistol Fire: Staying Competitive And Clear
Black Pistol Fire’s performance style and music can ignite an organized chaos; pushing people to
Theater Review: Octet Is The Gospel According To Black Mirror
If Black Mirror ever decided to do a gospel choir, it would be Octet. Playing
Film Review: Rocketman Shows Elton John’s Journey To Self-Love
Similar to Moulin Rouge, Rocketman feels like a Broadway musical gorgeously transferred into film. Yet,
Concert Review: Ida Mae Reach At Forest Hills Stadium
When you are a “rising artist” there is always a humbling moment; a gentle reminder
Concert Review: Pure Bathing Culture Form At Warsaw
Commune is defined as a group of people living together and sharing possessions and responsibilities.
Concert Review: The Vaughns Are “Millennial” At Arlene’s Grocery
The Sun is often associated with beauty and light. It keeps us warm and distinguishes
Concert Review: Argonaut & Wasp Light Up Rough Trade
A set can do a lot for an artist. At times, having good music is
Concert Review: Loote Steal The Stage At Terminal 5
Every stage is another opportunity, and Loote was gaining the chance of a lifetime to
Album Review: whenyoung Have Reasons To Dream
whenyoung’s Reasons To Dream is one of my favorite new releases because it beats to
Concert Review: Beoga Go Game of Thrones On Webster Hall
Beoga were very aware that they gave Game of Thrones vibes to the audience. All
Album Review: pronoun declares “I’ll show you stronger”
I remember hearing, one time, that pain is the birth pangs of strength. In essence,
Film Review: Aladdin Is A Live-Action Delight
I was so excited to see Aladdin. I am a kid that will never grow
Concert Review: Johnnyswim Are Couple Goals At Webster Hall
“I’m Dead!” said one young woman to her friend. Her response, “They are perfect!” Towards
Concert Review: Emotional Oranges Show Up And Show Out At MHOW
It was only their second show ever, and Emotional Oranges felt like veterans. Though the
Diandra Interviews Seba Kaapstad- A Global Spirit
I loved Seba Kaapstad’s record, Thina, and, luckily after this interview, I got to know