Reviews

Zeke Duhon Self-Titled Reviewed by: Brianna Redding Zeke Duhon seems like the kind of guy you’d see at a college bonfire, sitting on a log singing and playing guitar for a handful of starry-eyed freshman girls.  With the October 23rd release of his self-titled debut EP, you’re Read More

The Jag Pondermental Wonderment in Hypocricity Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt I didn’t have to stare at the title to The Jag’s latest release for too long before worrying myself whether or not I was about to get into something bloated and pretentious. Pondermental Wonderment in Read More

Long Beard Sleepwalker Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim If you’re looking for something minimalist and melodic, look no more than Long Beard’s debut album, Sleepwalker. New Jersey native Leslie Bear creates haunting tones and drifting rhythms with minimal instrumentation and vocal Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Nightclubs are a weird thing for me. I always feel like a huge dork when I show up on time as most people trickle in around the 10:30-11 mark to get sufficiently boozed up for the main act. Or at least this is the impression I have taken to heart after the few Read More

BØRNS Dopamine Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner An endorsement from pop’s girl gang queen Taylor Swift. Opening for Charli XCX and Jack Antonoff. Working with producers behind Lana Del Rey’s Born To Die and Kanye West’s My Beautiful Dark Fantasy. Playing at Firefly, Lollapalooza and Read More

A Fragile Tomorrow Make Me Over Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim Make Me Over is the ambitious self-produced and self-engineered fifth studio album for North Carolina natives, A Fragile Tomorrow. And for a fifth album, it certainly does not disappoint. The whole album draws from the Read More