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Spotlights – Colin Quinn, David Byrne, & More!

Melanie Wedemeier
September 12, 2018
Goings-On
Colin Quinn Hits SOPAC   Characterized by The New York Times as “the sort of guy who, if you left your kids with him, would win them over by feeding them potato chips and letting them watch R-rated Bruc... Read More...

Reece Young – “Forget Don’t Forgive”

Melanie Wedemeier
August 29, 2018
Albums, Reviews
  With a short and sweet bio describing his music as “alternative emo inspired sounds born and bred in Jersey,” Reece Young instantly becomes a mystery. His third EP, Forget Don’t Forgive, only adds to the... Read More...

Bebe Rexha: “Expectations” (Warner Bros. Records)

Melanie Wedemeier
July 4, 2018
Albums, Reviews
  Bebe Rexha’s debut album is good, to say the least, but what’s even better is the array of genres Rexha plays with on Expectations. Featuring artists from rap, contemporary R&B, and country -- fused ... Read More...

Mike Shinoda: “Post Traumatic” (Warner Bros. Records)

Melanie Wedemeier
June 27, 2018
Albums, Reviews
  My initial reaction to Post Traumatic -- while listening to the first twenty seconds of the opening track -- was dread. As a diary of Mike Shinoda’s experiences from the loss of bandmate Chester Benningt... Read More...

Father John Misty: “God’s Favorite Customer” (Sub Pop)

Melanie Wedemeier
June 20, 2018
Albums, Reviews
  Heartbreak sucks. Being exiled to a hotel room during a brief separation from your wife sucks even more, and that is what God’s Favorite Customer is here to chat about.   As you’d expect with any... Read More...

Post Malone: Beerbongs & Bentleys (Universal Records)

Melanie Wedemeier
May 9, 2018
Albums, Reviews
    Our favorite French-braid wearing, diamond-bedazzled smiling, 22-year-old musician, Post Malone, is back with the release of sophomore album, Beerbongs & Bentleys. The 18-track album is a... Read More...

Spotlight – Aisha Badru & More!

Melanie Wedemeier
May 2, 2018
Goings-On
Aisha Badru Heads Home   In lieu of celebrating her full-length album debut, Pendulum, New York singer/songwriter Aisha Badru will be performing at Rockwood Music Hall on May 3. The folk-pop performer bri... Read More...

The Wonder Years: Sister Cities (Hopeless Records)

Melanie Wedemeier
April 18, 2018
Albums, Reviews
  Leaving the comfort of Philadelphia basements, diners and cul-de-sacs, The Wonder Years take on the world in their latest release, Sister Cities. Inspired by documenting life on the road, Dan Campbell an... Read More...

BOHNES: “206: Part I”

Melanie Wedemeier
April 11, 2018
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    Though freshly embarked on his solo career, Alexander DeLeon is no rookie. Working under the alias BOHNES, DeLeon turns to traveling and absorbing people’s stories for inspiration, leading to... Read More...

Jack White – Boarding House Reach (Third Man Records)

Melanie Wedemeier
March 23, 2018
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  If blues rock, jazz, and electronica married, Jack White’s Boarding House Reach would be their child. Opening as simple blues-rock -- hinted with gospel elements in “Connected by Love” -- the album quick... Read More...
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