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Four Year Strong LIVE at the Paper Tiger!
It’s not often that you get to see a band more than once in a year, but much less twice. After seeing this band open for A Day to Remember…
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Machine Girl LIVE at Emo’s!
I first heard about Machine Girl when they toured with The Garden in late 2022. I didn’t make it out to any of those shows, but multiple friends who did…
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Local Natives LIVE at the Aztec Theatre!
A friend I was very close with back in 2018 put me on to Local Natives. I had never heard of this LA-based indie rock band but after showing me…
JOYNER – “Ted Lasso” Single Review
Indie pop duo, JOYNER, comprising sisters Summer and Torrey Joyner, convey their deep emotions of grief and loss on their new single, “Ted Lasso.” Named after the popular TV series…
SXSW Takeover Day 2 Review: Feat. J.I.D
Wasting absolutely no time, the Dreamville maestro showed everyone who hadn’t already known why he is one of illest spitters and must-watch competitors in the game today. With the…
Anderson .Paak’s ‘Oxnard’ Album Review
Anderson .Paak’s Oxnard makes his most compelling argument to date as to why he will go down as one of the greatest, most complex, talented, and diverse artists of the…
An In Depth Look at Travis Scott’s ‘ASTROWORLD’
Scott is playing the role of ringmaster in his own circus and at this point and nobody can stop him. The most aesthetic way that I could describe what…
Enjoying the Underground – Desh Music Review
The sounds of the streets speak in languages many don’t understand and comprehend. The language is shared by the few that are aware of the meanings and translations. The sounds and stories are captured through the verses of the next album by Desh. The album speaks of enjoyment, pleasure and deploying the languages spoken to Desh through numerous conversations.
Party Party With Muki Munah Music Review
When you want to move and get the party started, find Party Party from Muki Munah and start to dance once you hit the play button. The song is so energetic and exciting that you just want to throw your hands in the air and just move your feet!
Kwan-Chi Big Money Music Review
The beat rings my headphones as the singer pops out the lyrics through a microphone of fire. The fire burns bright as the lyrics are spitted out through the theme of the song. The flow of song with the multiple singers are smooth and flies high with the bounce of the beat.