Theatre Review: Dance Nation Shows Being A Girl Is Not Easy
The most exciting thing about being young is that everything feels exciting. Emotions run so
Album Review: Marian Hill Is Cool And “Unusual”
Snazzy, snappy, and altogether sassy, you cannot deny that Marian Hill have found the perfect
Concert Review: Halfnoise Are Very Bice At MHOW
“Are you ready to get groovy? If not, please leave!” This was the quote of
Concert Review: Cam Shows The Power of Humanity At Baby’s All Right
There I was, listening to the sweet vocals of Cam, and watching a man flick
Concert Review: Slenderbodies Give Weight To Simplicity At Rough Trade
Slender signifies delicately thin or gracefully slim, while body means girth and weightiness. For slenderbodies
Diandra Interviews Anya Pearson: The Wisdom Earned Through Healing
I reviewed Made To Dance In Burning Buildings, and remarked at the wisdom Anya Pearson
Concert Review: Saint Jhn Forms A Holy Cult At Bowery Ballroom
When you have a “This Is Not A Cult” sign splashed behind you, it, automatically,
Album Review: Rachael Sage Combats Spiritual “Myopia”
Rachael Sage’s Myopia may be named after “near-sightedness”, but the singer-songwriters is not referring to
Concert Review: Fan’s Barton’s Den Is An Indie Place To Observe
Meric Long created Fan as an indie project of observance. His debut, Barton’s Den, was made
Concert Review: Brazilian Girls Pass Promote Safe Sex At MHOW
Nothing like a condom dress to promote safe sex! Sabina Sciubba could not stop giggling
Concert Review: Panda Bear Is Another Frequency At Brooklyn Steel
Panda Bear had to be one of the most distinct music experiences of my life.
Concert Review: Parcels Debut In Glory At Bowery Ballroom
Playing their first sold-out show ever in Bowery Ballroom, the Aussie group could not stop
Concert Review: Company of Thieves Acoustically Steal Gramercy Theatre
Sometimes, I wonder what it is to have fame? To work for so long to
Concert Review: Kat Edmonson Is A Classic Star At LPR
Petite, pixie, and powerful, Kat Edmonson felt like an “old world” star at Le Poisson
Concert Review: The California Honeydrops Are A Holy Union In NY
I am sincerely convinced that Soul, as a genre, makes you love people. It makes