by Erinn Fortson An audience is never predicable. From its magnitude to its energy, a crowd fluctuates as often as the weather; you might anticipate sunny skies, but a forecast can change within minutes. With that said, performing in front of strangers or even long-time fans is a Read More

Star Anna Go to Hell Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     Star Anna is one heck of name to live up to, but this lady shines brightly enough to deserve her own spot in the indigo night sky. In her new release, Go to Hell, Star Anna hits the ground running with “For Anyone,” Read More

Polar Bear Club Death Chorus Reviewed by: Stephen Krock     In Polar Bear Club’s newest release, Death Chorus, there is little death to be found. Indeed, they wail life into their emo lyrics like the best of them. Gosh, that sounded passive aggressive, but trust m Read More

by Carly Bush Anna and Sonya Kupriienko’s signature sound—dark, ethereal, hypnotic—haunts you in the best way imaginable. At only seventeen years old, the sisters, who go by the name “Bloom Twins,” have already accomplished far more than some of Read More

Magik Markers Surrender to the Fantasy Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Magik Marker’s newest album in their lineup, Surrender to the Fantasty, is very much an experimental piece. The album is filled with do it yourself sounds and some of the items used to create Read More

Jared Bartman Misery Makes Strange Bedfellows by Samantha Weinraub     Listening to Jared Bartman is like a tropical lullaby, being sung to sleep on a hammock between two palm trees.  Misery Makes Strange Bedfellows mixes modern folksiness with old-timey, romantic Read More