by Erinn Fortson I look around the crowd and it’s immediately clear that I’m not the only audience member enchanted by Lianne La Havas. Not only does the singer have an incredible voice, but she also has a charming personality to match her talent. “No, you’re awesome”, La Havas Read More

What happens when you decide to mix Queen, The Beach Boys, and The Beatles all into one giant ball of early 90’s power-pop? You get Jellyfish, a short lived band out of California. So short lived, actually, that they only managed to make two albums (yes, I’m aware other bands Read More

By Joseph Tingle On Thursday, dredg kicked off their northeast tour at the Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia, paying special homage to their historic album El Cielo. Celebrating the tenth anniversary of the masterwork and the release of a new vinyl edition, dredg treated Read More

by Brenda Hillegas The idea to round up some musicians and question them on performing at the bars on Broadway emerged from dinner at the National Underground one night in September. The National Underground is a owned by Gavin DeGraw and his brother, Joey, with locations in Read More

by Jessica Nguyen   I have enjoyed speaking with Freddy Hall, as much as I enjoyed listening to his music. He’s originally from Virginia but currently lives in New York. He told me it was a “simple decision. The majority of music comes from New York. But, in New York, Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky   Good bands don’t always stick around for long, and if they do they lose their fire. Sometimes it’s because they’ve had enough or that they’ve made it too big. Or sometimes they’ve just become jaded. The same cannot be said for The Twilight Sad, Read More