Missing Sibling is missing consistency with their new LP
In the year 2016 there are more articles, list-icles, editorial op-eds, and more, discussing the increasing loss of defined genres in today’s music landscape. There’s…
Polaris Rose takes songwriting to impressive heights with Ocean Blue Velvet Skies
There are a myriad of songs in history that have had the lyrics of their end versions changed to connect better with a particular demographic…
High Five Spaceship find a new path in MMCCXV
Last June, film maker and multimedia creative Christopher Bingham announced the launch of a Kickstarter campaign in support of a sophomore effort from his collaborative…
Said & Done: Stephen Babcock’s southern spin on the possibilities of love
A native New Yorker but namesake city transplant, Stephen Babcock describes himself in brief, as a “Northern boy [with a] southern heart.” Though an introduction…
Secoué shake off the pain of serious struggle with their debut EP
The direct and intense surface projected by a community like that of the emo crowd can be intimidating for many. It’s a vein of music…
Rolling up the sleeves of Kalimur’s Redemption
A band carrying a refined sense of clarity and an air of decisiveness about who they write for, and what they want to sound like,…
Here’s to the hustle and ferocity of Feral Conservatives’ debut!
Autumn in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn is a setting that serves as the backdrop for many a resident and tourist, lining the pages of…
Prepare to be pulled in by Polaris Rose’s new single!
There are few things more instantly appealing than a band that manages to just hang out on the fringe borders of a few different styles.…
Playing from the past into the future
Welcome to 2016! In lieu of it being January the first, and most out there using New Year’s Day as a day of rest (and…
Tommy Siegel on the art and anxiety of Narc Twain
Each day, humanity is given the opportunity to wake up and embrace the day on a scale that runs anywhere from sun shiny optimism to disenchanted…