PREMIERE: Idle Wave’s Perfectly Timed “Summer Split” Alongside Nameling Debra Kate Schafer August 4, 2021 Buzz, Features New Jersey often splits things in half; arguments (Taylor ham or pork roll?), beloved storylines (The Sopranos vs. The Many Saints of Newark), and even the state itself (North and South) – just to name a few. ... Read More...
See Plus Come of Age on Rhythmic New Single, “I’m So Cold” Debra Kate Schafer August 2, 2021 Albums, Reviews "You saw me first when I left town" starts the new See Plus single, opening up a can of worms that, while based in relationship trepidation, is too sensationally performed to not enjoy. Music is an artistic, s... Read More...
It’s Hard Not To “Feel Good” Listening To Alice Skye’s Sparkling, Vulnerable New Album Debra Kate Schafer July 30, 2021 Albums, Reviews 10 songs. That's all it took for Alice Skye to win over our hearts. Granted, she had already made herself comfortable in a little corner of ours back in 2018. The prolific and poignant songstress dropp... Read More...
Dee Snider Wants to Talk – His New Album, ‘Leave A Scar,’ Is Making Sure That People Listen Debra Kate Schafer July 28, 2021 Features, Interviews Metal icon Dee Snider had already started taking a step back from music when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. As luck would have it, all the time off and the global unrest only set his artistry further into motion. ... Read More...
Grounded & Grateful – Lindsey Stirling Talks Getting On Stage & Giving Back Debra Kate Schafer July 28, 2021 Features, Interviews 1 With a visual and versatile tour underway, a critically-acclaimed comic book series under her belt, and more adoration for each and every aspect of what she does than ever before, multi-hyphenate violinist Lin... Read More...
The Hella Mega Throwback Collection – Featuring Pete Wentz, Patrick Stump, Tré Cool, Mike Dirnt, Patrick Wilson, & Brian Bell Debra Kate Schafer July 26, 2021 Buzz, Features When Green Day, Fall Out Boy, and Weezer announced their joint touring venture, sales in Converse All-Star sneakers went up, eyeliner could no longer be found on any store shelves, and MySpace was resurrected ... Read More...
The Bi-Coastal Journey of Hank May, His Latest Single, “2019,” & His Debut LP Debra Kate Schafer July 23, 2021 Albums, Reviews East Coast or West Coast? No matter your personal preference of the United States' vibrant edges, it's impossible not to have some level of appreciation for them – at least musically. Without the two artist... Read More...
Jackson Browne’s Enlightened & Illuminative New LP, “Downhill From Everywhere,” Is the Soundtrack of the 2020s Debra Kate Schafer July 19, 2021 Albums, Reviews Jackson Browne has the world at the forefront of his mind and as the basis of his music. While that might seem like quite a lofty influence to have on both himself and his art, it stems from place a love. ... Read More...
Why We Loved The Drum-Heavy, Rockstar Musicianship & Punky Antics Seen In jxdn’s Live Stream / July 17, 2021 Debra Kate Schafer July 19, 2021 Concerts, Reviews A somewhat virtual, but very much live sea of tattoos, iPhones, special guests, excitement, and screams awoke something new in the ever-growing fandom of jxdn the night of July 17. Tell Me About Tomorro... Read More...
John R. Miller’s Brand New LP, “Deprecated,” Welcomes Listeners With Open Arms Debra Kate Schafer July 16, 2021 Albums, Reviews Today, John R. Miller’s Deprecated is hitting shelves, airwaves, and everything in between. With a dreamy, folksy style and lyrics that can both rouse and inspire, we can’t help but turn our speakers up just a... Read More...
