Album Review: Matt Costa’s “Orange Sunshine” Is LSD For Your Ears
Imagine opening up a delicious, orange-peach soda. It fuzz sizzles and gurgles over in delicious,
Album of The Week: oddCouple’s “Liberation” Comes Out Exactly When We Need It
In a time where music might be our only alleviation, oddCouple’s Liberation comes out like
Album Review: Wolf People Creates A Grecian Odyssey In “Ruins”
I love mythology, and the most notable mythos of all is Greek. Thus, Wolf People’s
Song Review: Saint PHNX Reminds Everyone Their Inner Royalty In “King”
I have reviewed Saint PHNX before, and love their rebellious sound. There song Reload was
Concert Review: MUNA Brings THE FIERCE To Indie- Rock At Manhattan Hammerstein Ballroom
On November 6, Manhattan Hammerstein Ballroom was OWNED by MUNA. Without even a debut album
Album Review: M83’s “Junk” Is Fun, Melancholic, and Completely Electric
It is no secret; I have an odd appreciation for techno-music. Something about the synthesizer
Album Review: Yeasayer Give A Mystical “Amen & Goodbye”
We are nearing the end of the year, and for that I want to review
Song Review: Matthew Koma “Kisses Back”
You ever hear a song and immediately know “This is good!”. It is like an
Concert Review: Bear Hands Bring Brooklyn To United Palace Theatre
Bear Hands opened up for Foals on November 4 at United Palace Theatre. Currently, on
Song Review: Aanysa X Snakehips Show That Love Make You Want To “Burn, Break, Crash”
If 90’s R&B met today’s synth pop, it’s love child would be “Burn, Break, Crash”
Concert Review: The Boxer Rebellion Bring A “Caribbean Murder Mystery Vibe” To Brooklyn
The Boxer Rebellion are currently on tour, and their Music Hall Of Williamsburg concert on
Concert Review: Chet Porter Is Ready For The Festival Circuit At Irving Plaza
Chet Porter is currently on tour with Coucheron and Lemaitre. The DJ has become synonymous
Album Review: Alicia Keys’ Here Is A New Step Forward In Her Music Career
I was extremely excited for Alicia Keys’ new album, Here. After reviewing her song, In
Concert Review: Dan Croll Is Millennial James Taylor At Webster Hall
My readers know that I often connect past artists and their influence with those of
Album Review: Shaprece Brings Avant-Garde To R&B In “Coals”
Avant-Garde and R&B are not usually associated together, but Shaprece has managed to bring abstract