Review
Felicia Temple’s Welcome Home concert at Debonair Music Hall was a nod to New Jersey’s rich House music legacy, which includes her family, and musicianship as a whole.
The British musicians are coming. Well, to be fair, they’ve already infiltrated the US pop…
In her debut album ‘All of It’, Annie Blackman stands on the cliff of adulthood, unsure of whether she’s feeling too big or too small for the long life ahead of her.
Riot grrrl act The Inflorescence touts a new sound for the San Diego music scene on their new 9-track album, ‘Remember What I Look Like’ (via Kill Rock Stars).
Following the major success of albums ‘Color Theory’ and ‘Clean’, Soccer Mommy continues to build her catalog with her new album ‘Sometimes, Forever’. Collaborating with Daniel Lopatin, they forge one of the most remarkable albums of this year.
The Chicago grunge trio Horsegirl’s debut full-length release with Matador Records, Versions of Modern Performance, is indie rock and post punk at its most suffocating.