Concert Review: Halfnoise Are Very Bice At MHOW

“Are you ready to get groovy? If not, please leave!” This was the quote of the night that Zac Farro continuously repeated. Dressed like he…

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 his tears from his face like they were unwanted mosquitoes.…

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 at Rough Trade, matching these two opposing energies felt like…

Diandra Interviews Anya Pearson: The Wisdom Earned Through Healing

I reviewed Made To Dance In Burning Buildings, and remarked at the wisdom Anya Pearson has earned through her healing. It is not easy to…

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, has an opposite impact. Saint Jhn’s Bowery Ballroom show used…

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 how your eyes see but how your soul does. Tackling…

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 across sessions in various times and places: two weeks spent…

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 as condoms fell off her shiny, red outfit, of which…

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. Looking at the sold out crowd, I kept on hearing,…

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 yelling “Bowery Ballroom!” to mass cheers. While I expected a…

Concert Review: Company of Thieves Acoustically Steal Gramercy Theatre

Sometimes, I wonder what it is to have fame? To work for so long to get noticed, and then, suddenly, that is all you are:…

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 Rouge. She reminded of the days when Judy Garland and…

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 sense because it is a genre about love, for better…

Concert Review: Aisha Badru Promotes Kindness At Rockwood

Sometimes, life sends you signs that you are on the right path. They are small but poignant because they are meant for you to understand.…

Artist Close- Up: Visuals Bring Love “Shock By Shock”

If my readers know a few things about, one thing they know for sure, is that I love psychedelia. Visuals “Shock By Shock” is warm…