Album Review: LILAH LARSON – PENTIMENTO

by Sydney Rush -

Article by: Sydney Rush   Lilah Larson, NYC based musician has just released her first solo album, Pentimento, which could easily be described as folk but has been given names like heavy meadow, future folk, and cosmic American which are all wildly accurate. Pentimento is a collection of profound lyrics tackling today’s

Young the Giant // Live @ The Roseland Theater // 2.01.17

by Kristina Dawn -

Article and Photos by: Kristina Dawn   PORTLAND, OR -- Lewis Del Mar, an experimental pop-rock band from Queens, NY, is relatively new to the music scene. Only releasing their first self titled EP in October of last year. But with their immense complexity, oddity, and originality, you would think Lewis Del Mar had been

Armors // Live @ The Hawthorne Theatre // 1.31.17

by Kristina Dawn -

Article and Photos by: Kristina Dawn   PORTLAND, OR -- As Orange County natives Armors arrived for their very first show in the great Pacific Northwest, fan (and very dear friend) Bree Wescovich could not believe her eyes. "I've been trying for three years to get them to Portland. I just can't believe they're finally

Mike Doughty // Live @ Crescent Ballroom // 1.31.17

by Jason Robey -

Article and Photos by: Jason Robey   Phoenix, AZ — Well-seasoned and innovative alternative rocker Mike Doughty made his fourth Phoenix-area appearance in twelve months at the Crescent Ballroom on Tuesday night, still finding new ways to deliver his unique style of songwriting every time. Touring to support his latest studio album,

Review: The Dead Ween Group – The Deaner Album

by Melanie Allen -

Article by: Melanie Allen   Mickey Melchiondo of the famous '90s-'00s duo Ween released The Deaner Album late last year, which serves as a sufficient Ween fix for any fan who's missed the pair’s music since their La Cucaracha album was released in 2007. The Dean Ween Group esteems many genres, as does

Sherlock Season 4 – Review

by Alice Ginevra Micheli -

Article By: Alice-Ginevra Micheli   To say that this season of Sherlock was polarizing is an understatement that might be considered blasphemous by some, and kind by others. After waiting four years, bar the Christmas Special that adorned our screens in 2016, the air was electric with the anticipation from people all over

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