03.21.16

by Jason Robey - March 27, 2016March 27, 2016

Article and Photos by: Jason Robey PHOENIX, AZ -- The Valley Bar in Phoenix was packed on Monday night for a lively show, headlined by the Indie Pop group, Ra Ra Riot. Concert goers were greeted by a large “sold out” sign in front of the door, as those who bought

Getting to know: HAYLEY REARDON

by Matt Guevara - March 26, 2016March 26, 2016

Article and Photos by: Matt Guevara Since picking up a guitar at the young age of eleven, folk-pop singer songwriter Hayley Reardon has become somewhat of a local legend in the Massachusetts music scene, and with good reason. Young as she is, her music has a distinct voice to it, and

ALBUM REVIEW: Vampires Everywhere! – Ritual

by Matt Guevara - March 26, 2016April 5, 2016

Article by: Matt Guevara California based hardcore Band Vampires Everywhere! has released an impressive 3 albums, as well as a side project, The Killing Lights, since their formation in 2009. And, from punk to post - hardcore to metalcore, and straightforward hard rock, the band has basically covered all the

SOWHAT?! Music Festival// Live @ Quicktrip Park// 3.19.16 – 3.20.16

by Casey Steinmiller - March 25, 2016July 25, 2017

Article and Photos by: Casey Steinmiller Grand Prairie, TX- Day 1 – It was a chilly 44 degrees at the start of the Sowhat?! Festival. As gates opened at 11am, fans poured into the baseball stadium where the festival was held. Merch tents were set up on the main level, while

ON TV: Better Call Saul S2 Episodes 5 & 6 Review

by Frank Memmesheimer - March 25, 2016January 22, 2018

Article by Frank Memmesheimer ON TV: Better Call Saul S2 Episodes 5 & 6 Review Lawyer jokes. Comedy gold. Flashback. It’s the era of Jimmy’s mailroom days. Chuck and his newly wedded wife Rebecca are having Jimmy over for dinner. He had missed their wedding for a reason unknown. This first meeting is

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Review

by James Kidd - March 24, 2016March 24, 2016

Article by: James Kidd In a time of explosion-filled action blockbusters that rely more on nostalgia than anything else, Warner Brothers and director Zack Snyder decided to do the unthinkable: combine two of the most well-known superheroes in history in a single movie and make it more akin to an art

Netflix: Daredevil Season Two Review

by Anthony Florez - March 24, 2016March 24, 2016

Article by: Anthony Florez I had a difficult time believing that the second season of Marvel's Daredevil could outdo the first, which was mature and complex as well as intelligent and incredibly grounded for what it was. It never felt like a comic book adaptation and not simply because of its literal

Mount Holly // Live @ Hotel Cafe // 3.18.16

by Matt Stasi // Bylle Breaux Stasi - March 23, 2016March 23, 2016

Article and Photos by: Matt Stasi Hollywood, CA -- What kind of music does MOUNT HOLLY play? Good old fashion rock 'n f$cking roll. From guitarist Nick Perri shredding off his brand of thunderously blues-filled guitar riffs (at times during the show he opts for ditching the stage altogether and playing

A SXSW MUSIC EXPERIENCE // Austin, TX // 3.18 – 3.19.16

by Melanie Allen - March 23, 2016March 23, 2016

Article and Photos by: Melanie Allen I attend SXSW every year, and my favorite part has always been the music, seeing some of my favorite acts and finding new acts to seek out in the future. This year I was able to make it out to several different showcases, many of

Phil Lesh & “The Q” // Live @ Capitol Theatre // 3.17.16

by Gary Flink - March 22, 2016March 24, 2016

Article and Photos by: Gary Flink Port Chester, NY -- Phil Lesh, the legendary bassist for the Grateful Dead, turned 76yo on March 15th and celebrated the milestone event on stage with his band, The “Q”, by playing a 3-night run of sold out shows at the Capitol Theatre. The faithful and incredibly