From Hood River Valley, Oregon to Los Angelos, California the band signed to Fueled by Ramen in 2015 and put out their debut album album come out. you’re hiding. Blending indie rock with pop rock influences the first album came together as bassist Dylan Bauld and vocalist Zach Grace mixed and collaborated all from a computer. For their sophomore album taking lots of things had learned from their years together as a band came ley lines the bands sophomore album that released on September 6th. ley lines Is a sharper more collaborative effort that has it’s roots in the performance for flor.
Judah & the Lion – Saint Slumber // Philadelphia, PA 9.13.2019
Judah & the Lion with Saint Slumber The Met Philadelphia, PA September 13th, 2019 I could see the sparkling lights of The Met as I quickly approached the venue on Broad Street. Tonight was a special night as one of my favorite bands, Judah & the Lion were playing a Continue Reading
Dave Matthews Band // Quincy, WA 8.30.19
Dave Matthews Band Gorge Amphitheater Quincy, Washington August 30th, 2019 Setlist Seek Up Come Tomorrow What Would You Say Rooftop Do You Remember Crush Drunken Soldier Kill The Preacher Why I Am The Maker Don’t Drink The Water Sister Dancing Nancies The Last Stop Granny Cornbread You & Me Tripping Continue Reading
Sea.Hear.Now 2019 Playlist
New Jersey’s premiere beachside surf and music festival is returning to Asbury Park this weekend for its second year. The California-esque music festival will take over the beach for its sold out festivities this Saturday and Sunday and a diverse range of artists will be playing. From headliners, Dave Matthews Continue Reading
MUNA save the world with sophomore record release
On September 6, 2019, MUNA released their sophomore album, Saves The World. The album opens with a track titled “Grow.” “Grow” serves as a perfect transition between the old MUNA era of their debut album About U and this new era. One lyric in particular stood out to me: “I Continue Reading
Grandson – Bad Child // Vancouver, BC 9.4.19
grandson with Bad Child Venue Nightclub Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada September 4th, 2019 Review by Christine Phrey Nerves in my stomach caused me to arrive three and a half hours before doors actually opened. It did not really matter though as I met up with some friends and killed time. Continue Reading
Revel In Romance discuss their new EP, their favorite fan gifts and what’s next
Revel In Romance, comprised of siblings Saxony Raine (vocals), Parker Rehklau (vocals/guitar) and Remington Rehklau (bass), along with Devin Maier (guitar/vocals) and Mark Robinson (drums), are an alternative pop rock band based in Atlanta, GA who have steadily been making a name for themselves in the industry since forming in 2014. Continue Reading
Lana Del Rey’s “Norman Fucking Rockwell!” is a poignant observation of the American dream
Lana Del Rey’s sixth album release is finally here and Norman Fucking Rockwell! is a sarcastic, breathy, and nostalgically charged observation of the present day. Lana has always been known for her cynical yet laissez-faire way of pointing out her experiences and flaws, and this album concisely brings that approach Continue Reading
KYOSi discusses her new EP, her growth as an artist and what’s next
Dani DiCiaccio, better known by the moniker KYOSi, is a singer and producer based in New York City. Her music combines elements of electronic, pop, house, indie rock and hip hop sounds. KYOSi’s work has been featured in Earmilk, Impose Magazine, Going Solo, Berlin Community Radio, Dubspot Radio and East Continue Reading
Coca-Cola Music Experience // Madrid, Spain // 9.13.19 and 9.14.19
Coca-Cola Music Experience Recinto Valdebebas Madrid, Spain 9.13.19 and 9.14.19 This 2019 has been the 9th year for Coca-Cola Music Experience and this time it has been bigger than ever. They upgraded the venue and made it a two-day festival with more than 40 different artists. On Friday, the festival Continue Reading
Tiny Moving Parts “Breathe” is both gut-wrenching and heat-warming
From the first note of the first track, it is clear Tiny Moving Parts are staying true to their sad lyrics, shouty vocals, and emo vibes. All things have worked in the past and continue to work for this band. Breathe, similar to other releases from this band in terms Continue Reading
The Pixies are dark and angsty in new album “Beneath the Eyrie”
This past Friday, alt-rock band The Pixies release their newest album Beneath the Eyrie. This record casts a dark cloud in terms of mood, but throughout the record we see beams of light, hope maybe. From the first chord, the listeners can be casted back to the styles found in Continue Reading