Get ready to recycle through Arms of Tripoli’s “One Way Plastic” many times over
Math rock and post-rock are these two genres that always seem to occupy a large amount of shared sonic and instrumental space. Yet, when two…
Tommy Siegel sets frustrations free with new solo single “Dog Down”
Those who have somehow managed to miss the multimedia creativity storm that Brooklyn, NY singer-songwriter Tommy Siegel has brewed up over the last five years…
Distance or not, don’t expect The Bummers to “Quitman”
It somehow makes all the sense in the world that upbeat, grungy, alternative rock band, The Bummers, hail from the cobbled streets of New Orleans…
Connie Han’s “Iron Starlet” shimmers with skill and humility
It feels like jazz pianist Connie Han has been an actively heralded musician in the music scene for years, despite only unveiling her sophomore release,…
Michael Logen unites with other musicians to “Write By The Sea” (Premiere Play)
Seeing as the world is only just now starting to shift from from several months of shut down businesses and socially separated interaction, to calculated…
Required listening list
Remember when teachers in school would hand out or mail home lists of essential books for you to read over the summer before starting the…
Will McCarry looks to explore solo storytelling with “Green Eyes”
The announcement that the front person of a band has decided to write and release music as an individual, sometimes under their given name or,…
Imagine traveling out “Among the Desert Stars” with Mike Frazier
The world has found itself in the midst of quite the catch-22 with international separations and stay-at-home standards being the heavily regarded practice since as…
Sari Schorr shows the strength of New Yorkers in this new “Ordinary Life”
The idea of pulling a song off the shelf and giving it a good round of elbow grease before taking it for a renewed walk…
Lola Rising’s new EP is looking up and “Moving Forward” (Premiere Play)
As the lines between nations and neighborhoods are forced to stay uncrossed for safety, and musicians are technically forced to be farther away from their…