Concert Review: NVDES Turns Mercury Lounge Into A Discotheque

NVDES turned Mercury Lounge into a discotheque of sorts; where lead singer, Josh Ocean, became more intrigued with people watching each other than him. For…

Concert Review: Hoodie Allen Turns Playstation Theater Into A Cake Party

With Post Malone’s recent remark that Hip Hop is, in essence, not where you go for depth, I have to say I completely 100% disagree.…

Concert Review: Cut Copy Computerize Terminal 5

Cut Copy turned Terminal 5 from a warehouse into a giant computer. Each of their tracks, from their newest record, Haiku From Zero, felt like…

Album Review: Björk Shows Modern Love Is An Android Fantasy In Utopia

Utopia plays to love in an Android. It was as if Björk took every form of technology that we use, and turned it into a…

Concert Review: Snoh Aalegra Goes All Whitney Houston At MHOW

It is no secret that I love Snoh Aalegra’s music. Her ability to capture the heartbreak of a good woman that gives all of herself…

Concert Review: Sheppard Guide Through The Fields of Life At Bowery Ballroom

It is official! Not only does Australia hold one of my fave soap operas, Home And Away, but also some of the most exuberant bands.…

Concert Review: Romes Builds A Tower of Sound At Bowery Ballroom

I saw Romes at Bowery Ballroom a few months ago. Back then, I marveled at their star quality, and patiently awaited their debut. As I…

Diandra Interviews Smoke And Sugar: A Rising Band of Influencers

In a world desperately seeking the genuine, Smoke And Sugar arise to show that music is the most important thing to authenticity. Music speaks to…

Theatre Review: Zhu Yi’s A Deal Shows The Pact Between Immigrant And Country

When you are young, anywhere but home sounds better. The idea that in some foreign land you can “make it big” and “make your own…

Theatre Review: Billy Crudup Transform Into The Thrilling Harry Clarke

Billy Crudup is STELLAR as Harry Clarke at Vineyard Theatre. The actor proves that Hollywood has not done enough to bring his charm and emotional…

Theatre Review: The Briefly Dead Revives How We Look At Life

Synopsis: Good news: you actually can bring the love of your life back from the dead. Bad news: breakfast the next morning is really awkward.…

Theatre Review: Latin History For Morons Is Hilarious, Educational, And Upsetting

John Leguizamo, for very long, has been a hero to the Latin community. From Sexaholic to Ghetto Klown, his honesty at the troubles of being…

Concert Review: H.E.R. Puts The Romance In R&B At Bowery

Yes, she had the rhythm and the blues, but it was the romantic element of her music that had couples looking into each others’ eyes…

Concert Review: Bishop Briggs Is Like Champagne At Terminal 5

It is always heartwarming to see a star you have followed rise, but with Bishop Briggs it was inevitable. Absolutely NO ONE sounds like her.…

Concert Review: Hockey Dad Smash Their Songs Like Pucks At Bowery

Hockey Dad: the titular image of a man WAY too invested in his son’s sports game, and turning beet-red as he treats his every move…