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If there was one thing that fascinated me about Susto’s Brooklyn Bowl performance is that
Concert Review: Generationals Light Up Music Hall Of Williamsburg
Ahhh, yes ….. The 80’s! A time of shoulder-pads, big hair, laser beams, and the
Album Review: Skating Polly Teach The World A “New Trick”
We have all had moments where we wanted to tel the world “Buzz off!”.
Album Review: JMSN’s “Whatever Makes U Happy” Will Make You Very Happy
JMSN Whatever Makes U Happy makes me feel drunk, and I am very happy
Album Review: John Pizzarelli Shows The Humanity Of Johnny Mercer At Cafe Carlyle
Funny, charming, and an excellent jazz guitarist! Check Please! At Cafe Carlyle, John Pizzarelli is
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Album Review: Mary J. Blige Provides Healing For “Strength Of A Woman”
Mary J. Blige’s Strength Of A Woman is not just an album to empower women,
Concert Review: Avec Sans Are Epically Electro Pop At Knitting Factory
If I said it once , I will say it again; the most daunting and
Film Review: Keep The Change Is A One Of A Kind Love Story
A New York City romantic comedy, Keep the Change is the unlikely love story of
Album Review: Thurston Moore Gives Me A “Rock N’ Roll Consciousness”
How do you encompass three decades of innovation into a singular conscious? Thurston Moore founded
Album Review: Elliot Moss Is A “Boomerang” Of Electro Pop
I am 100% feeling Elliot Moss. His EP Boomerang might as well be literally,
Album Review: Imaginary People Bring “October Alice” For Catharsis
In life, there are moments that standout like snapshots. They are the instances that, for
Album Review: Sylvan Esso Asks “What Now?” After 2016
Fresh, wild, and completely modern, are three terms to describe Sylvan Esso’s What Now
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Newton is a stickler for principles – whether with respect to his unusual name or
Film Review: Rainer Sarnet Creeps The Crowd In “November”
Synopsis: NOVEMBER is set in a pagan Estonian village where werewolves, the plague, and the