Concert Review: SoMo Brings Out The Lust Of Love At Webster Hall
I have brought up a few times that I studied rhetoric throughout college. I
Concert Review: NAO Is One Of The Best Performers Ever At Brooklyn Steel
It is official; NAO is a performer. Blessed with a personality that radiates as
Diandra Reviews Playlist 39: Tea Time Edition
If music were tea then I just gave you a huge CUP OF TEA. Sip
Diandra Interviews Part 1: The New Up Reveal A New, Compassionate Sound For Humanity
Here is why I love interviews. I like meeting people. I might be the only
Diandra Interviews Part 2: The New Up Call Out Media And Calm Uncertainty
Remember in college or high school, when you used to have those “quad forums”, where
Concert Review: Blaire Alise Turns Trans-Pecos Into A 60’s Hop
Blaire Alise And The Bombshells played Trans-Pecos last night in a grand tour de force
Concert Review: Handsome Ghost Brings Heart To Baby’s All Right
Tim Noyes has a VOICE. Nothing more needs to be said beyond the fact that
Movie Review: “The Family I Had” Leaves You Fractured
SYNOPSIS: Charity walks a fine line between love and fear of her son Paris. It’s
Album Review: Djustin IS Electro-Pop In Voyagers
If you are an electro-pop/ electronica fan than Djustin’s Voyagers is a MUST. This debut
Album Review: Day Wave Makes A Bright Debut In “The Days We Had”
Day Wave lives up to his name in his debut album The Days We Had.
Album Review: Kasabian’s For Crying Out Loud Is A Batch Of Must-Have Rock N’ Roll Anthems
Kasabian’s For Crying Out Loud is both the album and statement needed for anyone, like
Concert Review: Hite Gives A Desert Pop Spirit At Union Pool
Hite is a new, NYC band leaving its mark across the boroughs with its spiritual,
Album Review: Sharkmuffin Play For Fun Nerds In “Tsuki”
How do I put this simply? Sharkmuffin’s Tsuki sounds SO COOL! I know
Album Review: Ásgeir Show Love Is A Galaxy In Afterglow
You ever see those computer demos of what planets look like. They virtualize a world
Album Review: Mac DeMarco Shows Are All Are Like “This Old Dog”
Mac DeMarco’s This Old Dog feels like a ride in sunshine. A humorous, but glorious