Album Review: Angel Olsen Shows Life Goes Through “Phases”

Angel Olsen’s Phases is beautiful, intimate, and thus a telescope into your soul. Every human being goes through phases, but not every person can show…

Album Review: Dillon’s “Kind” Shows Music Is Art For The Beholder

Dillon’s Kind is absolutely strange, of which some will devour its brilliance while others will wonder where it is. Yet, it is in that divisiveness…

Album Review: Whitney Shed “Light Upon The Lake” With Demos

Whitney’s Light Upon The Lake: Demo Recordings feels like a grand homage to Gilbert O’ Sullivan’s “Alone Again Naturally”. If you have never heard that…

Concert Review: Lo Moon Shine A Romantic Light At Rough Trade

Lo Moon played their first, NYC headlining show, and even without the release of their debut, the crowd was packed and ready to sing along.…

Concert Review: KLLO Are Turn Berlin NYC Into A Chill Lounge

KLLO felt like an electronic Planet Earth at their Berlin NYC show. Playing off their newest record, Backwater, their show was the epitome of “chill”.…

Album Review: Animal Years “Far From Home” Leaves You Closer

When I hear Animal Years I just want to grab a swing and dive into a creek with a bunch of friends…. you know… the…

Concert Review: The Rural Alberta Advantage Play To Hope At Bowery

In these times of needed quiet and humility, The Rural Alberta Advantage (RAA) rise to give you a show that redefines escapism. Personally, I am…

Concert Review: High Waisted Are High Octane At Rough Trade NYC

That is it! Before the year ends, I am going to do a Top 10 Women Rockers article because there are just TOO MANY femme-rockets…

Concert Review: Nick Fradiani Shows Love Can Win At LPR NYC

Nick Fradiani felt like the perfect ending of a romantic drama. As the guy pulls away from the airport, where he left the love of…

Theatre Review: Valor, Agravio, Mujer Shows Women’s Empowerment Starts With Self

Valor, Agravio, Y Mujer is currently playing at Repertorio Espanol, in celebration of one of the longest running theatre in New York, along with being…

Album Review: Maroon 5’s Red Pill Blues Is Their Most Confident Record Yet

Maroon 5’s Red Pill Blues is exactly what you expect. By now, Maroon 5 have captured a sound that is 100% them; moody pop, electro-…

Concert Review: The Shins Are STOKED To Be At Kings Theatre

The Shins’ were STOKED to play at Kings Theatre as lead singer, James Mercer, happily pointed it out. The frontman was unusually and openly giddy…

Concert Review: Curtis Harding Is Vintage Soul At Rough Trade NYC

There are certain artists that to enter their space is to, literally, time-warp. With a few “peace, love, and positive vibes” tossed in like proverbs…

Concert Review: Morgxn Enlivens The Hopeful Romantic At MHOW

I do not know what was in the Music Hall of Williamsburg air, but Morgxn brought out his inner Sam Smith/ Adele. Now comparing artists…

Album Review: Follow Lightshow As He Takes You Through Kalorama Heights

When I first heard Lightshow’s Kalorama Heights, I said, “Damn! You going in like that!”. Lightshow’s debut is an instant hit. You can tell he…