Tom Grennan with Everything is Imagined, Elli Ingram Manchester Academy Manchester,UK October 12th 2018 Words and Photos by Lewis Roberts For the second time this year Tom Grennan brought his incredible vocal performances to Manchester,UK this time to a sold out crowd at the Manchester Academy. The Bedford born boy Continue Reading
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Kyle Cook // Akron, OH // 10.13.2018
Kyle Cook (of Matchbox 20) Musica, Akron, OH October 13th 2018 Photos and Words by Steffi Wegewitz Kyle Cook, better known for being the lead guitarist of Matchbox20, recently released his solo album “Wolves”. To celebrate the release of the album he is playing a few selective shows Continue Reading
Steven Page Trio // Cleveland, OH // 10.11.2018
Steven Page Trio (former lead singer of the Barenaked Ladies) Music Box Supper Club Cleveland, OH October 11th 2018 Words and Photos by Steffi Wegewitz Steven Page, former lead singer of the Barenaked Ladies, brought his solo project “Steven Page Trio” to the intimate Music Box Supper Club Continue Reading
Album Review: Coheed and Cambria “The Unheavenly Creatures”
Words and Photos by Joanna Glezakos Progressive-rock heavyweights Coheed and Cambria released their 9th studio album, Vaxis – Act 1: The Unheavenly Creatures on Friday, October 5th. Their last album, The Color Before The Sun came out in 2015 but Unheavenly Creatures is their return to a concept album since Continue Reading
Album Review: Sylar “Seasons”
Words by Victoria Goodman New York based metalcore band Sylar released their third studio album, Seasons, today! The band has been fairly busy recently; consistently touring throughout the United States, Europe, and UK, in addition to appearing on several festival lineups. Sylar defines Seasons as not only an album, but Continue Reading
Album Review: Meg Meyers “Take Me To The Disco”
Review by Sarah Lozano Don’t let the title of Meg Myer’s second LP fool you. Take Me to the Disco is not the pop dance album of the year, but a dramatic ballad filled record with lots of depth. Her second album and the first studio release since splitting with Continue Reading
Album Review: Just Friends “Nothing But Love”
Review by Annayelli Flores Once in a blue moon, there comes a band whose sound you cannot categorize or even begin to describe. They blur genres, weave and twist their music into a sonic blend that surrenders you lost for words, and leaves you shook with their capabilities in making Continue Reading
Primus // Louisville, KY 11.4.17
Primus The Louisville Palace Louisville, Kentucky November 4th, 2017 Words and Photos by Emily May Legendary and iconic rock band Primus, who is currently on tour in support of their latest album The Desaturating Seven, performed recently in Louisville, Ky to a packed house. The Louisville Palace, a historic old theater in Continue Reading
Judah & the Lion – The Academic – Tyson Motsenbocker // New York, NY 10.18.17
Judah & the Lion with The Academic, Tyson Motsenbocker Irving Plaza October 18th, 2017 New York, NY Words and Photos by Jess Williams It’s a Wednesday evening. I’m standing outside of Irving Plaza. The weather isn’t the best but the line the enter the venue bends around the block. I’m Continue Reading
Album Review: Together Pangea “Bulls and Roosters”
California has been known for pumping out their own breed of bands over the years and have come to create a genre of music that is inherently “Californian”. For those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, take a listen to Wavves, FIDLAR, SWMRS, The Frights, King Shelter Continue Reading
Album Review: Neck Deep “The Peace and The Panic”
Wrexham, UK based band Neck Deep are no strangers to the pop-punk industry. In fact, over the last couple of years since their previous release the band has climbed their way to fame, recently completing a headline world tour that took them through 15 countries and sold over 52,000 tickets. Continue Reading
Album Review: Kesha “Rainbow”
Kesha rose to fame in the 2010’s as she dropped track after track that that filled our high school mix tapes. “Tik Tok” followed by “We R Who We R” followed by “Die Young”, the hits were endless. But us listeners knew little about what was happening behind the scenes. Continue Reading