Ratatat @ Terminal 5
NEW YORK, NY—As I meandered through the streets of New York pre-show, my eyes were sent in many directions in order to taking in the gorgeous city lights. The city however, was surpassed by the lightshow I insi... Read More...
Johnny Flynn: British Envision
We must be thankful for artists like Johnny Flynn, who keep folk music alive and fresh. Simple melodies paired with intricate percussion comprise his enjoyable sound. It’s like the guy has instrument ADD, tossi... Read More...
The Ready-Set: Go Getter
Officially, there is only one member of The Ready Set, and his name is Jordan Witzigreuter. Having released his first full-length studio album this past summer, this young and ambitious musician is climbing the... Read More...
Trapt: No Apologies
Like it or not, nü-metal has made it clear that it’s here to stay. Trapt, a four-piece based out of California, are an unmistakable representation of this settled genre. The sound of their new album, No Apologi... Read More...
The Riot Before: Emotionally Vulnerable
The foursome, The Riot Before, is a group of punk rockers who feel it’s a necessity for their work to be genuine. Brett Adams, frontman of the band, is convinces the listener of every emotion the band is attemp... Read More...
Ronnie Wood: I Feel Like Playing
It’s usually a gamble to hear the solo work from an artist involved in a legendary band like the Rolling Stones. On the other hand, Ronnie Wood has been building his solo discography for decades now. His indivi... Read More...
G. Love: Good For The Soul
G. Love is a pleasant blend of classic blues, funk, and hip-hop. His raspy vocals and acoustic guitar/harmonica combo are the signature of his style. G. Love is lending his talents to charity by performing for ... Read More...
Doug Paisley: Crossing The Boarder
A simple approach to songwriting is what makes folk relatable and Doug Paisley, although a Canada native has tried his hand at this American genre. Having paired up with several people during his career and ado... Read More...
Kim Richey: Underrated Charm
Although, Kim Richey has been Grammy nominated and even appeared on American country and pop charts, this singer/songwriter is not easily recognized. Three years after her last album release, Richey is back wit... Read More...
X Japan: Rock Gods From The Far East
Though time travel still hasn’t been invented, Japanese rock legends X Japan have figured out a way to do just that. The Asian version of Queen meets Kiss is able to recreate their early days by playing small, ... Read More...
