How do you embody a wave? Los Colognes must have ask themselves that when they created their newest album, Wave. When you look out…
Low Roar measured up to their album at Brooklyn Steel. The melodically pensive record, Once In a Long, Long While…, was brought to life for…
I LOVE Comic Books #comicnerd. They are like modern myth filled with a surreal version of the very real highs and lows of being human.…
The irony of Luke Faas “Why Bother” as a title does not go over my head. Why? Because a song that is thematically about giving…
When the intimacy and primal nature of humanity meet, sparks fly. The struggle to accept, deny, refine, and, ultimately, elevate ourself from our animal instinct…
The Golden Apple is making its weekend stay at New York City Center, and it is not to be missed. With music that will leave…
Lawrence played Music Hall of Williamsburg and dominated again. After seeing them at Irving Plaza, I was excited to see if they could measure up…
I start my review of Don Broco’s Irving Plaza show by telling you the odds against them. First, they were the first opener amongst a…
Wild Arrows’ were not kidding when they titled their new electro/ synth-pop album, Dreamlike Dream. Built upon the music and spiritual remnants of Hurricane Sandy,…
Color me shocked when I received Paramore’s After Laughter, and found a completely different sound for the “emolicious” band. Though they do not lose their…
After my Sir The Baptist interview, I solidified a thought I had always had: there should be no exchange between a good beat and…
One of the best shows I have ever been to…. not kidding. I fear doing this POND review because I can, basically, sum up…
While they may have dedicated their night to Chuck Berry, Low Cut Connie’s Adam Weiner is clearly the new, re-hyped version Jerry Lee Lewis. All…
Fire In The Radio is a perfect band name for these punk-rockers that aim to set ablaze any pop-tunes or electro-bounces currently mainstream. With their…
Playing Mercury Lounge on Monday, The Palms are an L.A. band that had already sparked upon my radar because they are genuinely playable. Their songs…