by Adelie Salagnac “I have never ever thought that the band would come to an end. Even at our lowest lows, all of us had passion for what we were doing. As long as people continue to come out and support us, we will keep on being a band.” After more than 20 years of playing music Read More

SWMRS Drive North Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The Oakland, California based quartet, SWMRS, is unlike any other. The four-piece pulls together different elements of classic punk rockers, The Ramones, to more recent pop punk band, The Starting Line. Their debut record, Drive North Read More

Lance Neptune Animal Eclipse Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt When reviewing electronic albums I always have to keep in mind that, in part, I don’t know what I’m talking about. My lack of experience in the construction and layering of each specific texture is only covered up by a Read More

Radiation City Synesthetica Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac The dream-pop band from Portland, Oregon, is coming back with their 3rd full-length, Synesthetica. It’s a nostalgic ode mixing elements of bossa nova, electronic, and retro-futuristic music. Would ‘music’ even be the Read More

Kylie Odetta High Dreamer Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac When most 18-year-old girls are still trying to find their place in the world, Kylie Odetta is firmly rooted into the music scene and here to stay. South Carolina Indie/Pop/Soul/Blues singer, songwriter and pianist is putting Read More

by Lauren Rosier Dredg is really one of those bands that has flown under the radar and it’s really unfortunate because they are a solid set of musicians and songwriters. If you’ve never heard Dredg before, you can thank me later, because their record, 2002’s El Cielo, is my Lost Read More