Songs We Don’t Hate Yet – An Interview with Don Babylon
by Zack “Ziggy” Merritt I know next to nothing about the amount of work it takes to write an album start to finish. I have an idea of the work involved having watched Kate Bush andRead More
By Dan Williams It’s been four years since we last checked in with Nalani & Sarina. And they’ve grown. The energetic, superbly talented twins had just turned 21 and were already roadRead More
Dirt Under Its Nails and Bruises on Its Cheeks: An Interview with James Alex of Beach Slang
by Ziggy Merritt I have single-handedly altered the course of history. That’s what my insecure ego wants me to write and something I’ll return to later in this feature. Here’s a long-windedRead More
Country-Folk Musicians John Prine and Margo Price Shine at Wolf Trap
Written by Jane Roser Located in Vienna, Virginia, approximately 16 miles from Washington DC, Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts is the only national park in America dedicated to theRead More
by Maxwell Cavaseno Years ago, when Canadian R&B enigma The Weeknd flung himself out into the world, reaping ever so much attention, I debated with another writer who found the music... Read More
by Maxwell Cavaseno Years ago, when Canadian R&B enigma The Weeknd flung himself out into the world, reaping ever so much attention, I debated with another writer who found the music... Read More
by Mely Duong This Will Destroy You. A band name that started as a joke and reeked of intensity, but not flamboyant intensity. Instead, the intensity which this band provides is rather subtle,... Read More
by Mely Duong This Will Destroy You. A band name that started as a joke and reeked of intensity, but not flamboyant intensity. Instead, the intensity which this band provides is rather subtle,... Read More
by Jane Roser See what I did there? “David Bowie is…” could be followed by just about anything: David Bowie is a saxophone player (true), David Bowie is not a knight (he was... Read More
Big Fat Marker Time Lines Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan There is an eerie yet settling aura surrounding their style. Their vocals are carefully crafted to work with the crisp guitars being strummed. Drums come out merely as an accent to facilitate their emotion on tracks like Read More
