TV Review: Bojack Horseman Season 4 Asks, Do We Change Or Do We Grow?
Bojack Horseman hates himself, and in that we, his fans, love him. To watch
Concert Review: Get Ready To Mourn At Knitting Factory
Something is happening in Spain, where more artists are rising to give art-punk. Since seeing
Concert Review: Porter Ray Releases His Inner Pac At Warsaw NYC
Porter Ray played the Warsaw NYC stage like it was his coronation. He had the
Album Review: Beaches Unleash A Second of Spring Upon Your Ears
Beaches want to release your inner bad-ass, at least, that seems to be the initiative
Album Review: Chad VanGaalen Turns Discomfort Into A Sci-Fi Opera
Leave it to Sub-Pop to contain the artists that challenge themselves and music taste. Chad
Album Review: Legend R.L. Boyce Releases Roll And Tumble
There comes a point when a legend settles into his status, and that freedom is
TV Review: You’re The Worst Goes From Romantic Comedy To Tragic One In Season 4
For You’re The Worst fans, Gretchen and Jimmy are two of the worst people you
Album Review: Carmen Villain’s Infinite Avenue Ask If The Earth Is Reflective of Humanity
How we own a space can be reflective with how we own ourselves. With how
Album Review: Freedom Fry Highlight The End of Summer In Strange Attraction
Reverb-drenched guitars and a funky bassline are what course through Freedom Fry’s Strange Attraction EP.
Concert Review: Zuli Tear Up Rockwood With Water Bottles And Guitars
I cannot say that I have ever been to a concert where a lead singer
TV Review; American Horror Story Set To Tackle Its Greatest Villain- Humanity?
via GIPHY I think I would be standing next to a lot of people whom
Concert Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre Hits Brooklyn Steel
Brian Jonestown Massacre brought Brooklyn Steel into is warped sound last night, and I was
Album Review: Belle Game Define Resilience In “Fear Nothing”
Resilience! This is the word that is defining so many lives currently, and making humanity
Album Review: Zola Jesus Confronts Life And Death In “Okovi”
Zola Jesus is a bad-ass, and her new album, Okovi, plays like the best Manga
Album Review: The National Quell Inner Demons In “Sleep Well Beast”
The National know how to make music that is picturesque and silencing to listeners. Sleep