I first started to fall in love with Owl City in early 2010. As the blizzards rolled in throughout New York City, I cozied up to my stereo and became captivated by singer Adam Young’s lyrical abilities, blending the worlds… Continue Reading
If you’re in the mood for some fast-paced, summery goodness for those road trip playlists, look no further than the self-titled debut album from COIN. The Nashville four-piece are heading out on the road this summer with Neon Trees; a… Continue Reading
Usually, you don’t feel how long it’s been since you first listened to a band, but I stopped to think that it’s been almost four years since I first heard about This Century. It definitely seems like it was long… Continue Reading
Once in a while, new artists come around that completely change the game that there’s no other choice but to sit down and be captivated by what they bring to the table. For 20 year-old Arizona native, Zella Day, music… Continue Reading
There’s something to be said for listeners of electronic music who adamantly avoid the club scene. For introverts like myself, the realm of electronic has the ability to take us to higher places than the so-called exceedingly preferred loud places,… Continue Reading
It is a chilly, rainy night in June, and it feels as if November paid New York City a visit in honor of tonight’s sold out PVRIS show. The band’s smash hit album, White Noise, made its debut seven months… Continue Reading
Happy National Concert Day! Or was it yesterday? Either way, I hope you all have a show to go to tonight to celebrate! I’ve been to many shows over the years living in New York City, but so far, only… Continue Reading
After being stuck on a bus during an almost 12 hour drive I find myself in Austin, TX in hopes to see a promising and talented Irish band, Kodaline. If music itself is all about the feeling of it, live… Continue Reading
It’s no secret. Sydney, Australia has been extremely good to indie bands and fans of the genre in the past few years. I have no idea where it came from, but acts like Hungry Kids Of Hungary, The Griswolds and… Continue Reading
It doesn’t feel that long since Gossamer hit the waves, but three years definitely feels like too long. It’s something that not a lot of bands possess: longevity. I guess you could chalk it up to consistent albums that brandished… Continue Reading