Lizzy Rose Crocodile Tears Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Independent musician Lizzy Allen faced several major life changes leading up to the writing of her new solo record, Crocodile Tears. Allen’s new direction from being the lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist for now Read More

Nouvelle Vague Athol-Brose Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Since 2007, Nouvelle Vague (French for “new wave”) have been delivering up covers of post-punk and new wave anthems in their inimitable bossa nova style. Strange as it may sound, these covers along with their original Read More

Teeth & Tongue Give Up On Your Health Reviewed by: Max Miller I’m not sure how it goes down in other countries, but in America we tend to have a limited attention span for artists from outside the States. Sure, there’s Canada, but they have the advantage of being able to tour Read More

Tattletale Saints Reviewed by: Asher Wolf Film theorists obsess over the trajectories of quintessential Hollywood genres like the Western, Noir, or Chick-Flick. As genres mature, many argue, their defining themes and tropes become increasingly conspicuous, and filmmakers adapt in Read More

Johnny Nicholas Fresh Air Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The blues; a genre of music that has soul, emotion, and dates back to the 19th century of our country. Many great, talented musicians have been associated with the blues genre and Johnny Nicholas is one of those that will be Read 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 research on the duo, comprised of Ryan Policky and Erik Jeffries, I learned that they Read More