Jon Hopkins Immunity Reviewed by Lexi Bissonnette     Jon Hopkins fourth solo album, Immunity, leaves a strange feeling in it’s wake and a few goosebumps on your arms as you listen to the eight-track electronic/techno album. Hopkins combines sounds that flow and Read More

by Jane Roser (with help from her brother, Brian and sister, Anne) It was 1989 at North Stafford High School in the boonies of Stafford, Virginia. Our prom theme was “A Night To Remember”, which would have been cool, except it also happened to be the name of a book Read More

The Postelles push through the difficulties of growing as a young band. by Matt Kelchner  “When you let the pressure effect you, it’s really when you write the worst songs and you are unable to create anything”. Quotes like this from my conversation with singer Daniel Balk of The Read More

by Jess Dooley The sun dips low, the city-scape blotting out the last few rays of daylight. For an hour, the city is quiet as local business close up shop for the night and the 9-5 crowd is long gone for the day. And then the stretch of 12th Street between Walnut and Spruce Read More

by Malana Battle   Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer and the best way to kick off the season is with a party. Saturday, June 1st at noon, the place to be is Dave & Buster’s to celebrate the first of the Summer Concert Series at their Dockside Bar. &nbs Read More

Scott Kurt Down This Road Reviewed by Jane Roser     Alt-country/roots-rock, Washington Area Music Association Awards nominee and finalist of a multitude of local and national music contests, Scott Kurt, is not one for sitting still. While performing at Falls Church, Read More