Reviews

Oleander Something Beautiful Reviewed by Michele Zipkin     California-based post-grunge group Oleander will release their fifth studio album tomorrow, April 16th.  A few of their hit songs may be familiar, including “Down When I’m Loaded” and Read More

by Brittany Rotondo A story teller, an ageless rocker and a veteran not only to the world of rock n’ roll, but to World Café Live’s stage. This Wednesday night was packed with a stellar set list, acoustic armor and a crowd left hanging on the edge of their seats. Quite literally. Read More

by Ashley McAteer Starting out the sold out show at Johnny Brenda’s on Tuesday night was London’s Cheetahs. After a little technical trouble with the bass, the band composed themselves and worked pretty well together, complimenting each other in a 90s inspired sound. Read More

Neon Indian Errata Anex Reviewed by Jane Roser     Neon Indian is definitely high-brow. Their new EP, a remix of songs from their last album, Era Extraña is entitled Errata Anex, an anagram of Era Extraña. Optimo, Boyd Rice, Pattern, Actress and Twin Shadow (all bands I Read More

The Escape New Direction Reviewed by Stephen Krock     After a two year hiatus, Philly based rock band, The Escape has returned with the aptly titled EP, New Direction. As professed on the group’s official website, they spent their time away writing and Read More

Molly Ringwald Except Sometimes Reviewed by Jane Roser     Molly Ringwald is one of those rare talents not seen since the days of Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds- a quadruple threat. She can act, dance, sing and write. And on top of that, she is a super Read More