Album Review: Slush’s Parallel Basements
(Album Artwork By: Nick Dap) Slush Parallel Basements (self-released) Columbia based post-punk quintet Slush has, with the help of Archer Avenue Studio, released their [Read More]
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FUSE Artist Alliance Brings Columbia’s Finest Talent To The Spotlight
FUSE Artist Alliance as a group contains an effervescent energy that will make you want to embrace your inner superstar, even if you only sing in the shower. Since the [Read More]
A Review of Chris Mohead’s Latest EP, Memory
Nipping at the heels of his last full album release Fear and Desire, Chris Mohead has just dropped a six-track EP, Memory and it’s his slickest record yet. Never shying [Read More]
Morgellons At It Again– A Review On London Rockers Latest Album
Photo Credit: Tony Smith With a simple internet search of Morgellons you will be bombarded with a plethora of disease photos. But hiding behind the WebMD posts you will find [Read More]
Printz Board latest release “F’N A”
Printz Board also known as Priese Prince Lamont Board is a Grammy winning musician who has worked with the likes of The Black Eyed Peas, John Legend, and many other globally [Read More]
Hozier: A Show Review
By: Brittany Adams On June 17th Dawes warmed up the anxious, packed crowd at the Uptown Amphitheater in Charlotte, North Carolina. A few people bobbed their heads to their [Read More]
Your Coast to Coast Playlist
By: Tricia Callahan No matter the season or the destination, a road trip is the perfect anecdote for the wanderlust inside us all. Whether you are headed to a sunny beach, [Read More]
EMMURE Play at Amos’ Southend
By: Savannah Cotton Amos’ Southend. Friday, December 19, 2014. 7:05 p.m. Six bands. Large, loud crowd. Brutal pits. A punk kid’s dream. The band started in [Read More]
The Liebster Award
I was nominated for the Liebster Award by the fantastic zine-ster Jolie Ruin! The aim of the Liebster Award is to introduce blogs to a wider audience, build a community and [Read More]
A Review of Chuck Palahniuk’s New Novel, Beautiful You
By: Sarah Neal I read Fight Club when I was fourteen years old and for years I could not get enough Chuck Palahniuk. I read all of his novels and poured over his essays on [Read More]
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