ALBUM REVIEW: “WYLD DES!RE” BY BARLEAUX
Singer-Songwriter Barleaux’s most recent album Wyld Des!re, has such a unique sound to it, but at first I couldn’t quite pinpoint what exactly it…
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EP REVIEW: “THE 201” – OTHERKIN
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ALBUM REVIEW: “OUT OF TOUCH” BY BROTHERTIGER
Brooklyn songwriter Brothertiger, also known by his alias John Jagos, released his third full-length album under the Brothertiger surname on Friday. Titled Out of…
ALBUM REVIEW: V BY WAVVES
For those who don’t know, The Anxiety of Influence is a book written by Yale professor, Harold Bloom. There he argues that the influence…
ALBUM REVIEW: “THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS” BY BEACH HOUSE
Releasing two albums in one year isn’t really anything special. At one point, it was nearly expected of an artist to have a constant…
ALBUM REVIEW: AUGUST JOHN LUTZ II – O’ MY FOOLISH HEART
Released the first week of September 2015, August John Lutz II’s first solo work, O’ My Foolish Heart, hones in on the feeling of…
YOUNG RISING SONS PREPARE TO DROP A NEW EP
Can October 16th come any sooner? Young Rising Sons are gearing up for the release of their brand new EP, The Kids Will Be…
ALBUM REVIEW: “MELLOW DRAMA” BY KEVIN GARRETT
Kevin Garrett’s Mellow Drama is an artfully crafted anthology on loneliness and withering love. The Pittsburgh-born, Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter serves up doleful vocals and lovelorn…
UNRAVELING ROBERT PLANT’S LULLABY AND…THE CEASELESS ROAR
Robert Plant has been surprising us long since Led Zeppelin. As we try to contain our excitement for his show at Hammerstein Ballroom this Friday, there’s no better time to peer into the mystical…
WHY HALSEY IS THE NEXT MUSICAL REVOLUTIONARY
Part of it is a common tale – YouTube drifter reinvents and takes hold of musical identity, labels come running with their hands up…