Reviews

by Michele Zipkin Chicago electro-soul duo M&O (shortened from Milo and Otis) played their first show in Philly at South Street’s Lickety Split this past Wednesday, April 16th.  After testing out their extensive vocal pedals, Jamila Woods (“Milo”) and Owen Hill (“Otis”) Read More

by Jane Roser Jammin’ Java is one of my favorite venues in the DC area to hear live music. Noted by Paste Magazine as one of the top 40 music clubs in America, the venue brings in local and independent bands, has great food, an intimate atmosphere and best of all, Read More

NEEDTOBREATHE Rivers in the Wasteland Reviewed by: Lara Supan     This album is heard best with the car windows down going at least 70 mph on an open road. Talk about space- this collection of Americana Rock anthems would make anyone yearn for a Motorcycle Diaries-esque Read More

Deleted Scenes Lithium Burn Reviewed by: Lara Supan A review from Paste calls Deleted Scene’s type of music “impossible to categorize”. I’d probably just go with “bad”. This album is abysmal. It starts with the ironic lyric “be not afraid, we know the way”, when it’s Read More

Diane Cluck Boneset Reviewed by: Jaz Bowens   I listened to Diane Cluck’s Boneset two ways. I let her eight track album play throughout the house as I cleaned, organized, and relaxed for a bit after work. It was a nice back drop. Her music went with the slight winds and Read More

Brother Bad Self-Titled Reviewed by: Lara Supan   This comes from the heart- Brother Bad, please don’t quit your day jobs. Ever. I thought I had heard bad heavy metal, but these songs sound like ones the fictional band Mouse Rat, from Parks and Recreation, would cover. Read More