Concert Review: Vancouver Sleep Clinic Sets A Calm Over Bowery
Far far away! In a land of many dangerous creatures and delicious ales, hails a
Concert Review: Kasbo Shapes Rhythms At Bowery
Hearing Kasbo at Bowery, I kept on thinking of shapes. How they form, break apart,
Concert Review: Pond Turns People Into “Ponders” At Elsewhere
Entering Elsewhere, you could hear the flurries of excitement of what are called: The Ponderers.
Album Review: Imagine Dragons Analyze The Origins of Humanity
Imagine Dragons’ Origins makes you feel like you are strolling through the Garden of Eden.
Album Review: Kodie Shane Debuts With “Young Heart Throb”
Absolutely no genre can say it is clearly dominated by women, and we are lucky
Album Review: Adeline’s (ad_uh_leen) Is My Album of The Week
I can literally sum up my reaction to this exceptional, solo debut in this giphy:
Album Review: Larkin Poe Show The Clash of Venom & Faith
In life, everything is balance, but gaining a spiritual “center” takes a lifetime. This explains
Albums of The Year: Rich Jones Gives You A Shoulder To Lean On
In culminating the year, I am setting up the standout album of 2018. Rich Jones’
Theatre Review: Eve’s Song Sings To America’s Ghosts At Public Theater
Eve’s Song is one of the most important plays of the season, especially for our
Concert Review: Kitten Is LET LOOSE At Highline Ballroom
The first time I saw Kitten, I was enamored by the physical stamina of lead
Concert Review: Slenderbodies Create Alchemy At Bowery Ballroom
Throughout ancient history, alchemy was the philosophical marriage of science and spiritualism. It was the
Diandra Interviews Gustavo Galindo: Being Reborn With Music
Gustavo Galindo has been through a lot between his debut and sophomore album. From his
Concert Review: Broncho Cross Your Ego And Creative At Rough Trade
I LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE BRONCHO! At Rough Trade, when someone asked me to describe their sound I
Concert Review: Sabrina Claudio Is Iconic At Irving Plaza
From Mariah Carey to Kali Uchis, no matter where you fail in range or style,
Film Review: Outlaw King Is The Braveheart of Our Time
Netflix’s Outlaw King feels like The Braveheart of our time, and conveys an inadvertent message: