Interview With The Rubens: Music Much Tastier Than A Sandwich
The Rubens are an Australian rock band that have swept up the U.S. with their
Concert Review: My Brightest Diamond Is Pure Shine
BRIC Arts has been a long staple of the Brooklyn Cultural scene and with forming
Concert Review: José González Is A Soft Voice In Our Mind
World renown and widely talented, José González played to a rightfully, sold out crowd. I
Concert Review: Andra Day Shows Why We Need Vocal Divas
There are certain artists that the radio does not do proper justice. For some reason,
Concert Review: Ezra Furman Is The Adam Sandler of Music
Ezra Furman is loud, crazy, and even obnoxious, but that is exactly he wants to
Theater Review: Smart People Does An Intelligent Play On Social Issues
Smart People is exactly as titled. This Second Stage Theatre production is about four intelligent
Concert Review: Yael Naim Is A Thoughtful Songstress
After a ten-year hiatus, Yael Naim returned to song and stage with her album Older.
Concert Review: Kaleo Is Icelandic Rock-Blues
If Mumford & Sons united with the Black Keys to create the ultimate band it
Artist Interview: Cardiknox is A Pop Duo of Joy
If you haven’t heard of Cardiknox yet than trust me when I say, “You Will!”.
Theater Review: These Paper Bullets Is The Funnest Time Warp You Will Have
Like West Side Story, These Paper Bullets is an adaptation of a Shakespearean play, Much Ado About Nothing, and
Concert Review: Great Good Fine Ok: Is Sex In High Notes
Great Good Fine Ok is an electro-pop band with touches of trap music and a
Album Review: Cardiknox’s Portrait Is A Dance- Pop Painting
Seattle born, NYC raised, and now LA- Based, Cardiknox is a synthpop band that combines
Concert Review:JOHNNYSWIM Give Back In Talent And Charity
I have never been to a concert where the artists knew so many names and
Concert Review: Miami Horror Gives You Adrenaline Rushes
It is rare that a band could make you feel like you’re on a beach
Theater Review: Wide Awake Hearts Fails To Add Layers To Relationship Queries
Wide Awake Hearts, created by Blindspot writer Brendan Gall, is interesting in ideas, but not in