Rebel Girl, by Kathleen Hanna Written by: Lisa Melograno As I dove into Kathleen Hanna‘s “Rebel Girl,” I was captivated by her vivid descriptions of her life, from childhood andRead More
That Mag Showcases Touches the Heart Then Gets You Rockin’
Written By Killian O’Neill, Photographed by Liv Foltiny My dream of being able to listen to live music while sitting on comfy couches finally came to fruition this past Saturday night atRead More
A Conversation with Izza About Her Music and the Importance of Mental Health
Written by Maria Arroyo Photographed by Carianne Older “I think surrounding yourself with like-minded and supportive people is important. However, I have learned that true happiness comesRead More
Written by By Killian O’Neil Photos by Mark Franzen Dry Reef is something of pure alchemy. This band continues its journey beyond adolescence and into adulthood. The best way to explain theirRead More
Tashaki Miyaki The Dream Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Throughout the history of music, the city of Los Angeles has produced some of the greatest bands and solo artists in the industry. One of the... Read More
by Mandy McGee Since I live in Seattle I don’t get to review shows in Philadelphia much but this past Friday night I had the pleasure of seeing Jay Som and The Courtneys co-headline at Boot... Read More
Jethro Tull The String Quartets Reviewed by: Jane Roser At the tail end of 2015, Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson toured the U.S. with an innovative rock opera which took a thought provoking... Read More
Jeb Loy Nichols Country Hustle Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Remember radios with tuning dials? They’d be fairly reliable at best, often just a nuisance, and subject to going fuzzy at annoying... Read More
by Brittney Corridean Brooklyn based indie band 79.5 has been making music since 2012. In the past five years, the small project founded by Kate Mattison has grown into a six member band that... Read More
Matt Hires Heartache Machine Reviewed by: Jane Roser The title track to Matt Hires’ new EP is what I like to call a clever contradiction. It speaks of heartache, for sure, and the imagery of “blood on the track, I don’t wanna go back” is both Read More
