Vérité Betty Who Webster Hall // New York, New York April 14th 2017 Words & Photos by Jess Williams The genre of pop music has arguably started to become homogenous, thus the reason all of your friends say “Oh it’s all so generic” every time they listen to the radio. Continue Reading
Interview with Dustin Kensrue
Thrice frontman Dustin Kensrue has been doing solo acoustic covers for years, but for a little over a year he has been promoting his latest album Thoughts that Float on a Different Blood. We caught up with him on his stop in Baton Rouge a few weeks ago to talk Continue Reading
You Me At Six // London, UK 4.15.17
You Me At Six / Tonight Alive / Black Foxxes Night People Tour Alexandra Palace, London, UK April 15, 2017 English rock band You Me At Six have been on an eleven-date tour of the UK promoting their fifth studio album ‘Night People’. The last stop of the tour was Continue Reading
Joshua James // New York, NY 4.12.17
Joshua James Timmy the Teeth Mercury Lounge New York, NY 4/12/17 On Wednesday, April 12th, Joshua James was set to play at Mercury Lounge nestled in the lower east side of Manhattan on a beautiful spring night. Beginning the night was a long time friend of his Timothy George aka Continue Reading
Periphery // Louisville, KY 4.12.17
Periphery The Contortionist Norma Jean Infinity Shred Mercury Ballroom// Louisville, KY April 12th, 2017 Periphery, a Washington DC-based progressive metal band, made a tour stop in Louisville, Ky recently. Fresh off heels of their Grammy nomination for their song “The Price Is Wrong”, they performed to a nearly sold out Continue Reading
Maggie Rogers // 4.10.17 Cambridge, MA
Maggie Rogers The Sinclair – Cambridge, MA April 10th, 2017 The past year has been quite the whirlwind for Maggie Rogers. After amazing Pharrell Williams with her single “Alaska”, she became a viral sensation. Since then she has toured the world, performed to countless sold out crowds, and made a Continue Reading
Night Riots – Atlas Genius – Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness // 04.08.17 Boston, MA
Night Riots Atlas Genius Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness House of Blues // Boston, Massachusetts April 8th 2017 Words & Photos by Adele Sakey As baseball fans began to file out of Fenway Park on Saturday afternoon, just across the street the line for Andrew McMahon in The Wilderness’ sold Continue Reading
Album Review: White Reaper ‘The World’s Best American Band’
True rock and roll music hasn’t been the anthem of youth culture for a long time. Of course, there are many things to blame for that but there is a small group of bands who are keeping the grunge alive. Louisville, Kentucky based band White Reaper is at the forefront Continue Reading
Album Review: Cold War Kids ‘L.A. Divine’
Cold War Kids’ single “Love Is Mystical” shows a refreshing side to the California indie rockers. Flowers of different colors dispersed throughout the scene as people donned in white clothing partake in passionate embraces, a beautiful image for a powerful statement. Using their music and lyricism to unleash powerful and Continue Reading
Album Review: The Maine ‘Lovely Little Lonely’
Warm weather, sunshine, driving with the windows down. That is what “Don’t Come Down,” the first track off of Lovely Little Lonely, feels like. Indie rockers The Maine have once again outdone themselves and pushed themselves to new limits with this release. Their prior release, American Candy, was just that – Continue Reading
Magic City Hippies – Hippo Campus // 03.31.17 New York, NY
Magic City Hippies Hippo Campus Irving Plaza // New York, New York March 31st 2017 Words & Photos by Jess Williams It was a dreary, wet and cold last day of March in New York City. The rain poured down over the city non stop all day and it Continue Reading
Thrice release “Hurricane” music video
Thrice just released a music video for their song “Hurricane” that can be streamed below. The track is off of their latest studio album, To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere, that is out now.