Album Review: Gum’s “Flash In The Pan” Feels Is Musical Cartoon For Your Ears
Tame Impala’s Jay Watson has recently released his third studio album Flash In The Pan
Diandra Reviews Good Music Playlist 25 (Thanksgiving Edition)
Ahhh… Thanksgiving IS HERE! And I am grateful for entertainment, my reviews, and you the
Song Review: Justine Skye “U Don’t Know” Is Caribbean Flared Electro-Pop
Electro-pop with a Caribbean based rhythm? Yes, Please! Justine Skye has released the video for
Song Review: GoldLink’s “Fall In Love” Remind You How Good It Feels.
Pretty much every song is about the biggest emotion anyone will ever feel: love. I,
Album Review: City Of The Sun Take You “To the Sun & All the Cities in Between”
Can two guitars fall in love? It sure sounds like it in City of The
Album Review: Split Single Show That Life Is Built In ” Metal Frames”
Split Single released the metal pop album Metal Frames. Led by vocalist Jason Narducy, this
Concert Review: Mitski Converts Webster Hall Into A Safe Space
Where do I begin? Mitski has to have been one of the most female/ human
Concert Review: Twin Limb Revives Terminal 5 For A Spiritual Sunday
After reviewing their album Haplo, I was excited to see Twin Limb’s Sunday performance at
Theatre Review: Othello: The Remix Is A MUST SEE!
I was incredibly impressed by Othello: The Remix, which was written, directed, and composed by
Concert Review: Body Language Gives Music The Smoothest Touch At Rough Trade NYC
Alright, I begin my review with a little bit of depth. In a world that
Concert Review: CRX Show That Life Is All About The Moments At Bowery Ballroom
] Life is all about moments, and one moment can change your life but it
Concert Review: Streets Of Laredo Release Their Inner Child At Bower Ballroom
FUN ALERT! FUN ALERT! Streets of Laredo brought the fun to Bowery Ballroom on
Album Review: Sad13 Gives Listeners “Slugger” To The Heart
First, let me say, I love this artist’s name, and it is an important definer
Album Review: Mariam Wants A “Heart To Heart” With You
One of the biggest complaints you will ever hear from everyone in life, including yourself,
Film Review: Edge Of Seventeen Is A Comedic Op-Ed On Teen Angst
Written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig, Edge Of Seventeen has been hailed by other critics