High Fidelity : My Top Ten Songs To Make It Through 2020
Written by Nick Hopton Ladies and Gentlemen, what the fuck even is this year? It has gotten to the point where we’ve gone from “Ok, it can’t possibly get any worse” to sayingRead More
Miami’s Toby talks coronavirus and the entertainment business
Written by Teyquil Skelton As the pandemic continues to stifle the world globally, it’s in our best interest to stay as hopeful as possible and to hold on to as much optimism as we can muster. IRead More
Canadian rock band Heavy Hearts talks journey of recording and releasing LP ‘Room With A View’
Written by Ashley Paskill From having to quarantine during a pandemic to protests against racism, the United States, and the world at large, has been in a state of change throughout 2020.Read More
Written by Maria Arroyo Last Friday, I had the greatest pleasure of interviewing a man that I have learned so much from in such a short amount of time, so forgive me if I seem overly exciteRead More
A Shoreline Dream Whirlwind Reviewed by: Tiffany Taylor Let’s start off with how complexly unique A Shoreline Dream is for releasing each track of their new album one by one. After doing some... Read More
by Brittney Corridean Some bands, as they evolve with time, change their sound, band mates, their overall “creative outlook”. All these things can influence what a band will conjure... Read More
by Ziggy Merritt There are rarely more than a handful of times where you can look back on a moment or an event and say with certainty that it exceeded all expectations. This past Saturday at... Read More
Ingrid Michaelson It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Ingrid Michaelson can be a lot of things: adorable pixie or heartbreaking crooner, restless spirit and cult... Read More
Dear County Low Country Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano Low Country is Dear County’s debut album. Consisting of Arrica Rose, Mark W. Lynn, Michael Smartt, Nelson Saarni and Julia Napier, this band... Read More
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A Friday night on a holiday weekend and a 10:30 start time. This might spell death for other bands, but British imports, Scars on 45, packed the Tin Angel in Philadelphia on May 25. Their set lasted just over an hour and included about ten songs, mostly off their self-titled Read More
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Neon Indian VEGA INTL. Night School Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Neon Indian’s Alan Palomo returns with VEGA INTL. Night School, which took about four years to finish. It’s probably his most comprehensive record to date with a mix of reggae, tropical, chillwave, all under the indie Read More
