Reviews

by Max Miller For my money, the best music festival of the calendar year doesn’t happen in New York or Chicago. It doesn’t take place on some sprawling lot with thousands of fans adorned in problematic headdresses and garish neon jerseys. It doesn’t cater to just one crowd, be it Read More

by Brenda Hillegas Camden’s waterfront was especially busy Sunday night with a soccer match, a baseball game, and Funny or Die’s Oddball Comedy Festival. After scanning the lots- $30, $25, $10, we opted for the free one of course and walked half a mile to Susquehanna Read More

by Albert Spradley On the anniversary of a one of America’s most devastating events in history, a group of people got together to witness one of the most up and coming bands of the decade.  Twenty One Pilots known to their fans as “TOP” prepared to take the stage to the sold out Read More

Jackson Boone Natural Changes Reviewed by: Geno Thackara     “Forget about yesteryear,” Jackson Boone sings during “Lovely Low” about halfway through his second full-length, and by the time you get there you already know it’s pretty much a Read More

Shemekia Copeland Outskirts of Love Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     Shemekia Copeland is one of the up and coming female stars of the blues genre. Her latest release, Outskirts of Love, proves that she means business. Copeland is a storyteller and on the opening trac Read More

Petite Noir La Vie Est Belle Reviewed by: Max Miller     In an era when moods or vibes dominate the way we construct playlists and listen to music, Petite Noir refuses to be tacked down to anything so simple as “chill” or “summer cookout.” Yannick Ilunga, the South Read More