Reviews

White Fence For The Recently Found Innocent Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson   If you’re in the mood for an auditory trip back through time, White Fence’s new album, For The Recently Found Innocent, is what you’ve been searching for. The majority of the album features music and Read More

The Phantom Band Strange Friend Reviewed by: Brian Roser   The Phantom Band is a menace. The first track, “The Wind That Cried the World”, starts with this happy electric beat that reminds me of music in a children’s show on PBS. I thought hey, this is great, I Read More

Alvvays Self-Titled Reviewed by: Ari Roth   Rather than the barbed wire harshness applied to early noise pop, the “beautiful layer of crud” on Alvvays’ “dark, sugary songs” is smooth and warm, like a river that has buffeted a stone for decades and polished off its edges. Read More

by Brittney Corridean It was a perfectly weathered Friday night and just up the street from the summer’s happening Harbor Park, Dwight and Nicole performed at the TLA. Right when you walked in, the venue’s floor ramps down towards the stage. Friends, families and lovers alike Read More

by Jane Roser and Lauree McArdle Hailing from Nashville and currently based in New York City, singer/songwriter Laura Cantrell recently kicked off a tour supporting Glaswegian band Camera Obscura and hit up DC’s 9:30 Club for a beautiful, ethereal evening. Unfortunately, Read More

by Brittney Corridean In Fishtown, The Fire was raging with music fans Wednesday night as artists Dikembe and Weatherbox took the stage. On a scale of one to ten, the level of sweat was punk. Not just from the heat of all the bodies pulsing to the music, but from the vigor that Read More