With a springy hit single called “Anybody,” which debuted last year, and snappy killer performances at Lollapalooza and the Voodoo Music Experience, Bad Things have already perked up the ears
The groundwork vibe of episodes one and two pays off quite nicely in a tidy, classic display of exactly why this show really works.
Free from the expectations and boundaries of the bands that constitute their “day jobs,” the members of Trigger Hippy seemed quite at ease during their Boston performance. The music and
This captivating musical force owes as much to progressive rock as it does The Zombies and Brian Wilson.
This week’s Community is the classic bottle episode of the season.
On this week’s America’s Next Supreme, Queenie returns to put her name back on the ballot. It’s another solid outing with many great small moments.
They say distance makes the heart grow fonder, and in the case of the New Jersey’s Railroad Earth that distance can be measured in time. It’s been three years since
Phantogram is going to be releasing their sophomore full length Voices on February 18th via Universal Republic. The first single “Fall In Love” just hit #1 on the Spotify Viral Chart
‘Darlings,’ his second solo LP, is out March 18th on Arts & Crafts.
After a month-long break, the danger in ‘Sleepy Hollow’ is still ever-present. Yet much of the energy feels lost after so many weeks without our team of Apocalypse fighters.
