Reviews

Trevor Powers Savage Hills Ballroom Reviewed by: Max Miller In the early days of Boise-based musician Trevor Powers’ career, his music, recorded under the moniker of Youth Lagoon, could (and was) accurately described as “lo-fi.” The musical experiments across his first two Read More

Dungen Allas Sak Reviewed by: Bryan Culver Allas Sak.  The title of the proggy, Swedish neo-psych outfit Dungen’s latest release, is an expression that roughly translates to “everyone’s thing” or “anyone’s thing”.  Dungen, which translates to “The Grove”, is the moniker for Read More

Chvrches Every Open Eye Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     The trio of Iain Cook, Martin Doherty, and Lauren Mayberry make up the Scottish synth pop / electronic band, Chvrches, and they’ve delivered with their sophomore record, Every Open Eye. Unfortunately, Mayberry Read More

by Brianna Redding California-based punk rock band Joyce Manor played for a packed house at Union Transfer this past Monday. Joining them on tour was Michigan rock group Cheap Girls, as well as New Hampshire’s Tracks. This was Tracks’ first tour since forming earlier this Read More

by Alex Sansalone Friday, Eliot Sumner took the stage at Milkboy in Philadelphia showcasing tracks off her most recent project, Early Reflections. Sumner was the second performance of three acts that night, the headlining act being indie rock band On and On. The opening act, was Read More

by Ziggy Merritt This past Thursday at the Boot and Saddle saw a night of low-key indie folk melodies on the part of Small Feet, currently touring in the US in support of their recent debut, From Far Enough Away Everything Sounds Like the Ocean. Nick Diamonds filled out the bill Read More