Daisy Victoria Animal Lover Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Since the release of her first EP back in 2014, Daisy Victoria has accumulated a hefty stack of praise and anticipation. Often compared to art rock artists such as Kate Bush and PJ Harvey, there’s something distinctive, Read More

Carl Broemel 4th of July Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano Carl Broemel starts off his solo album 4th of July with a lazy song suitably titled “Sleepy Lagoon”. This song highlights Broemel’s chill vocals with a strong percussion backdrop. The solo is casually played against bird Read More

The Coal Men Pushed to the Side Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano The Coal Men, consisting of Dave Coleman, Dave Ray, and Paul Slivka, have recently released their fifth album, Pushed to the Side. This country album was created by ordinary men for an ordinary listener, yet the music Read More

Sophe Lux & The Mystic All Are One By: Julia Cirignano Sophe Lux & The Mystic have released their enchanted new album titled All Are One. Currently, the band consists of solely Gwynneth Haynes on lead vocals, drum machines, synths, piano, guitar, and backup vocals. This Read More

by Jane Roser In 1992 I was attending Glasgow School of Art on a study abroad program. I spent most evenings either listening to traditional Scottish music in pubs or going ceilidh dancing where a nice older Scottish gentleman wearing traditional Highland regalia would often ask Read More

Photos and review by Alexandra Healey On Thursday night at Bourbon and Branch, in the middle of the heatwave, a few people sought the refuge of AC to see Matthew Rineer, The Rose Project, Qiet, and  Hershey’s own, The Jayplayers. Around 8PM, Matthew Rineer began to play Read More