Pierangela Dózsa: the Rising Temptress of Music
“Jazz girl, muralist, and overall right brained” are the words 18-year-old Venezuelan musician Pierangela Dózsa Chiodi (she/her) uses in her Instagram bio to present herself to her audience.
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Wolf Alice in Concert, Bigger and Better Than Ever
Concert energy simply doesn’t get better than Wolf Alice during “Play The Greatest Hits.”
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In Honor of Hispanic Heritage Month: Past, Present Hispanic/Latine Musicians to Add to Your Playlist
Here is a shortlist of groundbreaking Hispanic musicians of the past, present and future as well as their songs to diversify your playlist.
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girlpuppy and her “Teenage Dream”
“Teenage Dream” is the final single girlpuppy will release before her debut album, When I’m Alone, drops on Oct. 28.
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Mother’s Ode to Mother Mushroom
Fossora understands independence not as a lack of peers, but as a contentness to exist in the present within both history and the future that’s to come.
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‘Cigarettes After Sex’ absolutely “crushes” concert, enchants audience
To say that attending the Cigarettes After Sex concert on Sunday night was a spiritual, cleansing experience would be an understatement.
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The Revitalization of Death Cab for Cutie @ Leader Bank Pavilion
No demise could be found near the venue that night as Death Cab for Cutie was able to restart everyone’s hearts, revitalize their tunes, and bring back to life our love of their unique and pensive sound.
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Yo La Tengo Steals The Show at Roadrunner
At Roadrunner on September 30th, Yo La Tengo stole the show. The band performed as the opening act for headliner, Japanese Breakfast, but the show felt like a double bill.
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Spiderr Album Review: How Bladee Entrapped Me
Spiderr launches the singer into a fresher sound as he continues to discover ways to blend the older and newer elements of music. True to his legacy, Bladee has once again left me feeling haunted.
