Gold Class Drum Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   It’s been two years since the release of Gold Class’ debut record, It’s You, and now the Melbourne-based quartet has readied their bold sophomore release, Drum.   On Drum, the four-piece creates a 10-song album that is very Read More

Ray Wylie Hubbard Tell The Devil I’m Gettin’ There As Fast As I Can Reviewed by: Jane Roser   One day I’d love to see Ray Wylie Hubbard write an episode for the hit CW show “Supernatural”. For a show that revolves around God and the Devil in Read More

Jesse Lopez UNiVERSE Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   Through hard work, dedication, and perseverance comes great reward. Up and coming Philly area singer/songwriter, Jesse Lopez, has readied his debut LP, UNiVERSE, and delivers a personal account of his struggles with everyday Read More

  By Dan Williams   Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson closed out MusikFest, and That Mag was there. 2017 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the band Jethro Tull.  Anderson’s Tull are originators of Progressive Rock (Prog Rock), along with bands like King Crimson, Yes, Pink Read More

  By Jane Roser   When you pair two of the fiercest female rock legends in history you wind up with nothing short of a show that is like a chainsaw through butter-dazzling, seductive, and visceral. Co-headlining more than 25 dates this summer, the show at Wolftrap in Read More

Billie Eilish Don’t Smile At Me EP Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier   When Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, Billie Eilish, was thirteen, her brother, Finneas, wrote a song (“Ocean Eyes”) and took it to Eilish. The two recorded it and sent it to her dance instructor to pair Read More