Hutch And Kathy: The Dynamic Duo Returns Dean Scordilis May 26, 2015 Goings-On Hutch Harris and Kathy Foster of indie band The Thermals are playing a couple of shows in the New York area, with the first being on Friday, May 29, at Rough Trade NYC in Brooklyn, and the second on Thursday, J...
Laila Biali & The Radiance Project: Radiance Comes To New York Dean Scordilis May 26, 2015 Goings-On Laila Biali & The Radiance Project could easily be described as Colbie Caillat meets The Sgt. Pepper-era Beatles; she couples adult contemporary and indie roots with large-scale orchestral arrangements, cre...
Geoff Rickly: Legend Returns To Landmark Dean Scordilis May 26, 2015 Goings-On Former Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly has been keeping himself busy all these years, playing with United Nations and No Devotion, as well as maintaining a solo career. Rickly’s music takes on a much darker, mor...
An Interview with Gideon: A Busy Summer Dean Scordilis May 13, 2015 Interviews Alabama-based Gideon have always been an active group, touring all over, playing festivals, etc. The metal band released Calloused, their third album, in October of 2014 to favorable reviews. I was able to ...
Dinosaur Eyelids: Bypass To Nowhere Dean Scordilis May 6, 2015 Albums There’s an old saying that goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover,” and this is especially true for Bypass To Nowhere, Dinosaur Eyelids’ new album. The front cover shows a black-and-white burning dystopia, ...
An Interview with Emily Kinney: All’s Fair In Love And War Dean Scordilis April 29, 2015 Interviews Emily Kinney is known for her role as Beth Greene from the hit series The Walking Dead, but she has much more under her belt than that one show. She’s been in numerous television and film spots, as well as ...
6:33: Deadly Sins Dean Scordilis April 28, 2015 Albums "Strange" is usually seen as an insulting word; if you wanted to call someone "strange" without offending them, you’d address them as "eccentric." This isn’t the case for the French avant-garde artists in 6...
Murder By Death: Big Dark Love Dean Scordilis April 28, 2015 Albums Murder By Death have been called many things, including indie, alt-country, and folk, however, the band’s seventh album, Big Dark Love, just proves more and more that this band is unclassifiable. They can e...
Mappa Mundi: At Sea Dean Scordilis April 22, 2015 Albums Mappa Mundi is a chamber pop band from Brooklyn and its five members hail from various backgrounds, including punk, jazz, Americana, and classical chamber music; while many groups are composed of musicians ...
An Interview with Bane: The End Of An Era Dean Scordilis April 22, 2015 Interviews Last year, legendary hardcore act Bane released their final album, Don’t Wait Up, and have been touring the globe in support of it. The album explores the band’s 20-year tenure in the hardcore scene, dealin...
