Clout Culture and Ukulele Covers: Billie Eilish Mikey Enwright November 15, 2018As her streaming numbers propel her into the pop music stratosphere, Billie Eilish stays down-to-earth and entirely herself. Billie Eilish...
EP Review: Hand-Drawn Hearts by American Ink Mary Menzemer November 7, 2018American Ink doles out a heady amount of pop-punk with a garage rock twist to deliver reminiscences on adolescence and...
Three Irishmen Walk Into a Bar: Hudson Taylor & Hozier Meliné Thebarge October 30, 2018Remus Lupin, Danny Zuko, and company turn out to be the best Ireland has to offer It was fitting that...
Album Review: The Drunk Monkeys by The Drunk Monkeys Mario Esquivel October 29, 2018The Drunk Monkeys take a journey through self awareness and personal growth in their self-titled debut. On the cover of...
Album Review: Contact Sports by Squirrel Flower Adam Kaminski October 25, 2018With Contact Sports, local singer-songwriter Squirrel Flower presents a clinical rendering of grungy guitar Squirrel Flower, the alter ego of...
Intergalactic Soul: St. Paul and the Broken Bones David Paradela October 25, 2018The Alabama-based band and their stellar lead singer, Paul Janeway, surprised fans with a new experimental tone, while retaining their...
Lighting a Disco Inferno: Hayden James Jared Steinberg October 24, 2018Australian electro wizard Hayden James ratcheted up the energy at Sonia to a literal breaking point. A disco ball spun...
Album Review: Shake Me Up by Jill McCracken Mario Esquivel October 23, 2018Honest explorations of love, heartbreak, and self discovery hide behind Jill McCracken’s catchy Motown-inspired pop tunes. Soul drips from Jill...
Album Review: [OKAY MAYBE A LITTLE] (fragments of the present kaleidoscope) by Cole Blouin N. Malte Collins October 22, 2018Cole Blouin’s newest EP croons, samples, and stumbles its way along to create a weird, yet lovable, piece of music. Cole Blouin,...
Album Review: Out at Sea by Alan Scardapane N. Malte Collins October 10, 2018Alan Scardapane’s first studio album explores a range of styles with melancholic and sometimes devastating lyrics. The cover of Alan...
