Concert Review: Judah & the Lion and Importance of Mental Health
Morgan Bluma
September 16, 2019
Featured image provided by Jacob Tracey. The Nashville, TN band, Judah & the Lion, put on an exceptional live show at the Anthem in DC Thursday night. The unique collective, who offer a mix of folk, bluegrass, rock, hip-hop, and electric music in their sound came out on stage with...
Album Review: GARAGEB&
Morgan Bluma, Web Staffer
April 22, 2019
The Neighbourhood’s front man, Jesse Rutherford, just released his second solo album titled “GARAGEB&” on April 12. The Neighbourhood is an alternative pop/ rock band that have always made some pretty exciting tunes. I have been a fan of them since I can remember to be honest. My very first...
Review: HVOB- Rocco
Shannon Durazo
April 5, 2019
The mention of the “electro-pop” genre may garner a distinctive foul look from any Moroder or Kraftwerk purist, brought on by the troubling remembrance that hit-makers like Calvin Harris or worse—The Chainsmokers are considered members of the genre. Despite this assumption, the reality is modern...
Review: LIIly – I Can Fool Anybody in This Town EP
Jalen Lesly
April 4, 2019
While I tend to categorically reject the notion that any extremely popular genre of music can ever really “die,” I do concede that for a while now, rock has been stuck between itself and a hard place. It would seem that the pop music zeitgeist has long since fallen out of line with rock sensibilities;...
Review: Better Oblivion Community Center
Jacob Tracey
April 3, 2019
2018 shaped up to be the year of unexpected duos blowing critics and listeners minds alike! From Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper to Kanye West & Kid Cudi, great minds came together all last year to create beautiful and stunning albums. Continuing that trend into 2019, alternative and indie music have...
Review: ROIDZ – Fight Night
Gwyn Morgan
April 2, 2019
Following a two-year hiatus, New Zealand punk recording project Roidz returned to the music scene last month with their new album, FIGHT NIGHT. The album is a departure from their previous work in purpose and sound, combining gritty garage punk and dreamy indie pop to convey what songwriter Daniel Smith...
