November 26, 2013

Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer An Evening With Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer Reviewed by: Jane Roser     I’ve been a fan of Neil Gaiman since I was a young adult reading The Sandman comics and sporting a tee shirt that said “How would you feel about life if Read More

 by Angel Park Glam punk rockers The Birthday Massacre and Emilie Autumn headlined an extravagant performance on Sunday night at the Theater of The Living Arts. Fans from all over crowded in for a better view of the two groups, taking in all the elaborate stage pieces and Read More

by Jaz Bowens Crazy Kyle and The Folk Revival, the one man band headed by Kyle Mick, finds a balance between his musical goals and how he plans to go about reaching them.  A new album, new music, and a heavy workload in college serve as inspiration for his goal of finishing his Read More

Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones Foreverly Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Norah Jones and Green Day’s Bille Joe Armstrong collaborated to produce an album in tribute to the Everly Brothers. The result is Foreverly. The album is a complete cover of Read More

Teengirl Fantasy Nun Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     With roots grounded in a mutual love of classic house and techno dance, the duo Teengirl Fantasy have surpassed their club jam brethren and continue to do so here in their EP, Nun. While so often the techno track finds Read More

Beachwood Sparks Desert Skies By: Samantha Weinraub     Beachwood Sparks is mellow, and they could pass for members of Jefferson Airplane or a psychedelic band from the 70s.  Desert Skies is melodic and harmonious, but doesn’t immediately catch my attention as something Read More