Written and Photographed By Julie Shaw When I cover a show by artists I have never seen live before, I do my best to not walk in with any kind of expectations. This allows me to experience the show with fresh eyes. Walking into The Piano Guys’ show at The Terrace Theater in Long Read More

By Alicia Lanides / Photos by Lead Photographer Liv Foltiny A few nights ago, The Foundry effectively functioned as a 50-year time capsule. One containing vintage three-piece suits, patent leather shoes, shag haircuts, glamorous shades, and of course, good old-fashioned rock and Read More

Written by By Killian O’Neil Photos by Mark Franzen Dry Reef is something of pure alchemy. This band continues its journey beyond adolescence and into adulthood. The best way to explain their sound is if Explosions In The Sky had a baby with Lotus, then somehow Rebulation got Read More

  By Noelle Simeon Photos by Sarah Cass SYML, Finnish for the word simple, has been releasing music since 2016. With a folk-rock base, in the alternative genre, SYML has created a new record that doesn’t feel overly crowded or muddled by too many musicians in the studi Read More

By Nick Hopton Photos courtesy of James Lowrie Hailing from the great city of Philadelphia, Teyquil is an emerging artist, writer and musician extraordinaire who has just released his newest track, “Flashy”. From the moment the first notes drop, the vibe and feel bring you right Read More

Written and Photographed by Ivy E The Atlanta punk scene is alive and well, and thanks to events like 40 Fest, it’s thriving. The three-day, all-ages punk music festival hosted by Bill Johnston and Bambi Nicole has been something punks from all over the US look forward to Read More