Song Review – Hula Hi-Fi “Waterworn”
Hula Hi-Fi’s new single, “Waterworn” off their new record, The Isle of Forgotten Dreams is a blissful trip into what feels like the crystal waters of Hawaii. With a [Read More]
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Merger: Self-Titled EP Track By Track Review
By: Tricia Callahan Delaware’s leading noise makers Merger have proven that punk isn’t dead, you just have to know where to look for it. Hidden in the shuffle of the [Read More]
REVIEW Forever Emo Tour: Mayday Parade
By: Savannah Cotton It may have been a frigid November night in Philly but the energy I felt as I walked into the Theatre of Living Arts was palpable. While passing the merch [Read More]
Hale Bopp Astronauts/Soda City Riot 7″ Split
Hale Bopp Astronaut/Soda City Riot 7″ Split (River Monster) For those late to the mosh, South Carolina punk bands Hale Bopp Astronauts (Charleston) teamed up with Soda [Read More]
Rapid Fire Reviews: Becca Smith, Ashes of Old Ways
Becca Smith – I-26 Born and raised here in South Carolina, Becca Smith was only 8 years old when she put pen to paper and wrote her first song. After a flurry of [Read More]
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]
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]
A Review of a Night at Tapp’s, Featuring Kimi Maeda
By: Savannah Schepp This Saturday I discovered the hidden mecca of hip and urbane in Columbia. A double bill performance at Tapp’s Art Center on Main Street drew a large [Read More]
The Dead Milkmen’s Single, “Pretty Music for Pretty People”
By: Vanessa Gauss The Dead Milkmen’s latest single “Pretty Music for Pretty People” captures what you expect from the light hearted, sarcastic, and always poignant [Read More]
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