I begin my review of Bang On NYC’s Warehouse of Horrors in shock. Previously, I had reviewed Bang On’s Elements Festival, which is a huge…
Australia is like an Outback California. With vast sunny landscapes and peoples known for their welcoming, fun, and relaxed personalities. Such attributes can be found…
Nils Bech is the male Enya. If you find that comparison weird or insulting than you clear’y do not know the power of Enya. The…
London based duo, Temptress have released their spellbinding single “Guilty Pleasure”, which is all about being addicted to secrets, and the emotional transformation one must…
Aldous Harding is haunting, tragic, and lonely. This may not seem like the three words anyone would use to promote an artist or say that…
The Mono LPs will release their newest album States Of Decay On November 3, and here is why YOU should be excited. This Liverpool band…
Music is magic, which explains why it comes into our life in so many forms. Enjoy! the various new artists/ magicians I have gathered in…
Axis: Sova ‘s Motor Earth is like someone dripped psychedelic oil all over your record player. It brings up the grit and rowdiness that bands…
Alright, I am just going to say this plainly: Let It Be You is a really good album. Each track is meticulously made to be…
If Iggy Pop and Buddy Holly had a music child and that child married and had kids with Bob Dylan and Jeff Buckley’s own musical…
With a guitar and a tender voice, Omar Alhindi’s debut Bedhead Part One is a string-driven album to pass the day. This record is not…
Duat, the new Soho Repertory production directed by Will Davis, is something else. This play/musical is weird to the fullest, which some will like and find brilliant,…
Temples eerily played Bowery Ballroom last night. Okay, I know you noticed my usage of “eerily”. That is because Temples has a certain spook to…
Jain’s Zanaka is one of the most enlivening records I have heard. From start to finish, you will feel like you have joined a techno-tribe,…
Mutual Benefit Skip A Sinking Stone is, literally, the sound of nostalgia. Colorful rhythms ring throughout the record to make you feel like a vagabond…