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Jul 26
Album of The Week
Hana Stretton – Soon By Kate Trebra | Top Tracks: Captain’s Flat and Changing Weather Home in the soundscape of Hana Stretton feels like a crackling fireplace with rain pattering on the window outside. It is intimate and soft, a warm embrace from the cold winds of (a Southern Hemisphere) winter. Soon, released seven …
May 12
Album Of The Week
Live At Bush Hall- Black Country, New Road | By Katherine Trebra Top Tracks: Up Song, Across the Pond Friend, Turbines/Pigs Following the departure of lead singer Isaac Wood in February 2022, the remaining members of Black Country, New Road promised to never perform the songs they wrote together during his absence. Thus, Live at …
Apr 18
Concert Review – Hello Mary
By Kylie Arbini | Photo Credit: Amal Qazi Top Tracks: Rabbit / Sink in / Special Treat Comparisons are easy to make– no, lazy to make. Each interview and review I combed through in preparation for my very own Hello Mary experience couldn’t refrain from providing readers with a frame of reference. Be it The …
Mar 08
Album Of The Week
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Ice, Death, Planets, Lungs, Mushrooms, and Lava By Emy Gladden Photo credits: google photos Top Tracks: Gliese 710, Iron Lung, Magma Australian psychedelic fusion band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are one of the most diverse and prolific acts of today, releasing multiple albums a year and …
Mar 02
Album Of The Week
Rina Sawayama – Hold The Girl By Tyler Mandell | Top Tracks: Frankenstein, Hold the Girl, Minor Feelings | Worst Tracks: Hurricanes Photo Credit: Google Photos Synopsis: Hold the Girl has songs as good as anything Rina Sawayama has ever done, but too much of it feels misguided and limiting after such a promising debut …
Dec 05
Album Of The Week
Sandinista! – The Clash Photo credit: Google photos By Tyler Mandell |Top Tracks: The Magnificent Seven, Police on My Back, Washington Bullets The Clash are considered one of the defining bands of the 1970s punk rock scene and dad rock playlists everywhere. You still often hear all their major songs on classic rock radio and …
Dec 04
Concert Of The Week
Concert Review – Magdalena Bay at 9:30 Club By Amal Qazi On Friday November 18 of 2022 synth-pop duo Magdalena Bay played at 9:30 Club in D.C. with New York pop artist Bayli as their opener. Though Magdalena Bay’s singer, Mica Tenenbaum, had lost her voice right before the D.C. show, the duo performed a …
Nov 28
Concert Of The Week
The Jungle Giants at The Black Cat By Amal Qazi On Sunday November 13th The Black Cat hosted alternative/indie Los Angeles based artist Tim Atlas and Australian indie rock band The Jungle Giants. The venue itself is small, certainly compared to other well known D.C. venues like The Anthem. The stage is low to the …
Nov 28
Album Of The Week
The Murlocs – Rapscallion By Emy Gladden |Top Tracks: Bellarine Ballerina, Virgin Criminal, Bowlegged Beautiful Only a year after the release of their previous album, Bittersweet Demons, Australian blues rock band The Murlocs came back full force with Rapscallion. Rapscallion sees the band’s style progress from blues rock to full-on rock n’ roll. Hard rock …
Nov 21
Album Of The Week
Drake – Her Loss By Joshua Kornell | Top Tracks: Privileged Rappers, P*ssy & Millions, Middle of the Ocean, More M’s Worst Upon finishing this album, a record I’d never thought of in over two years succeeded in crossing my mind. Jay Electronica’s ‘A Written Testimony’ was the rapper’s first and decade-long anticipated debut that …