Theatre Review: Dogs of Rwanda Howls With The Pains of Trauma
Synopsis: 16-year-old David finds himself in Uganda as a church missionary. He follows the girl of
Book Review: Laura & Emma Empowers Mother-Daughter Bonding
Laura & Emma is like Gilmore Girls in NYC during the 80’s/90’s. Witty, heart-warming, and
Club Review: Kyle Watson Is The Winning Team At Schimanski
I know that Kyle Watson is South African, but I can only describe his epic
Concert Review: Alex Cameron Is A Greaser of Love At MHOW
If Austin Powers and Elvis Presley decided to concoct their dream primogeniture, it would be
Concert Review: Molly Burch Shows Love Grows At MHOW
Molly Burch has grown into her own skin. Having seen her a while back, at
Concert Review: Low Anthem Are A Night Ride At Bowery Ballroom
It is a beautiful time in this world. I know that, often, even I talk
Concert Review: Cornelius Is Intergalactic At Irving Plaza
We all are weird, but most of us save our eccentricity for privacy; revealing it
Concert Review: Tune Yards Dance For The Disenfranchised In Brooklyn
Dance Music For The Disenfranchised! This is NOT a new concept, and from Hip Hop
Artist Close-Up: Nightmares On Wax Shapes The Future In Sound
If shaping the future sounded EXACTLY as Nightmares on Wax’s album then I would have
Concert Review: Bruno Major Gives Soul To A Storm At Rough Trade
As the “nor-easter” showered through NYC, nothing could stop a batch of Millennials eager to
Concert Review: Lola Marsh Turn Rough Trade Into A Romantic Eden
I always say, “Great things never change, but they do grow!” I thought about putting
Concert Review: Milk & Bone Show Love Lies At Baby’s All Right
I have long been a fan of Milk & Bone. Certain artists make me want
Album Review: Calum Scott Is Only Human, And That Is Perfect
I was superbly excited about Calum Scott’s debut album: Only Human. After seeing him in
Album Review: Jeremy Messersmith Observes Late Stage Capitalism
Jeremy Messersmith began to play music as a child, and never stopped embracing it with
Concert Review: Joel Taylor Is The American Dream At Rockwood
One thing that I find very, but happily alarming about American music is how powerful