When an artist describes their album as “Window Flowers is a collection of music that deals with the weight of mundanity, and politely tells it…
Nostalgia should be a genre in music. There are some artists that really do summon a feeling of “looking back”. Neil Frances’ Took A While…
Tirzah’s Devotion is 100% unique. While many songstresses are rising to modernize R&B with a sense of electro futurism, Tirzah adds an element of surrealism.…
At The Rooftop at Output, Gorgon City presented new songs from their album, Escape, which comes out August 10. It was the perfect place to…
Spooky Cool’s show at Baby’s All Right was quick, strange, and to the point. The rising group are ready to build melodies that sound off…
There is no denying that The New Tarot love magic. If this duo came out of AHS coven with crystals and Stevie Nicks covers, I…
Written and directed by Patrick Foley and Michael Breslin, This American Wife is incredibly funny and uncomfortable. When two friends, Patrick and Michael, meet and…
Everybody has ambition, but not everybody has the access or knowledge on how to realize/ control it. Beloved may seem, in title, like a love…
Sometimes, I think I am madder at someone for THINKING they could play me for stupid rather than their actual “play”. There is something inherently…
Breezy is a word I often use when describing a concert’s atmosphere. In truth, I try to decipher the emotions, moods, and vibrations a show…
BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn’s Noname concert shared a similar vibe to their BadBadNotGood show the previous night: Millennials. Their is something so beautifully magnetic about seeing…
I really like Girl Ultra. Known as Mexico’s Drake, she is giving Latin Music a modern, smooth R&B innovation. Her sheer determination comes out in…
I like lovelytheband’s debut! For being a record tilted Finding It Hard To Smile, you will certainly have one as you hear their bustling melodies.…
Dave Chappelle once said that he knew who would win the 2016 election by the time he got to the parking lot. In some ways,…
Performing at Brooklyn Steel, Lord Huron scoped their catalogue to show their music can, literally, flow across records. While Vide Noir had twinges of dark,…