Written by Matt Salter Pom Pom Squad had already grabbed the attention of the great and the good when they played their first SXSW show on March 16. By the time we caught their Channel 3 show, word had gotten around about the sweetly sinister, proudly queer pop/grunge act. Pom Read More

Written by Brian Cronin  Photos provided by Lisa Schaffer The first annual We Live On benefit concert was held on March 13 and March 15 at Ardmore Music Hall (AMH) in Ardmore, right outside of Philadelphia, and was hosted by Dan Fein. The benefit was set up to raise money for Read More

Written by Angel Park When Tampa, Florida-based band, Underoath, announced their separation and departure from the growing hardcore music scene back in 2013, fans of their distinct, cutting edge metalcore sound was left with so many questions, myself included. Questions such as, Read More

Written by Ashley Paskill On March 4, 2022, the rising eclectic Dust City Opera released their latest album, Alien Summer. This is the band’s second full-length album, consisting of a 12-song set.  Dust City Opera is a sextet from Albuquerque, New Mexico. The band includes Paul Read More

Written by Matt Salter Rapper and singer/songwriter, Bbymutha, performed at FLOODfest at the Mohawk in Austin, TX, part of the South by Southwest celebration of art, technology, music and business. One of the realest voices in modern pop music, Bbymutha, brought everything she Read More

Written by Matt Salter On March 16, Tokyo-based singer/songwriter and rapper, Haru Nemuri, made her debut appearance at the Mohawk, one of the venues for South by Southwest, the Austin, TX festival of art, technology, and culture. Austin’s reputation as the Live Music Capital of Read More