Kenny Bieber

The music industry should really start thanking England more for their contributions. In the past few years, they’ve given us some of the most exciting and accomplished alternative, punk, and indie … [Read more...] about Album Review: Boston Manor – Welcome to the Neighbourhood

For many long-time indie rock acts, the question always seems to circle back - "How long can we maintain our current sound before eventually having to adapt to the times?" Of the many bands faced with … [Read more...] about Album Review: Death Cab for Cutie – Thank You for Today

Six albums provide enough time and opportunity for a band to create its own signature sound and amass a sizable body of work. Ever since 2002 with Turn On The Bright Lights, Interpol have carved out a … [Read more...] about Album Review: Interpol – Marauder

Beck July 19, 2018 Madison Square Garden New York City, NY There are some artists who are known exclusively for one sound and one sound only. Then there are artists who encompass numerous styles … [Read more...] about Show Review: Beck – Madison Square Garden

Arctic Monkeys July 24, 2018 Forest Hills Stadium Queens, NY Monkey Business: How Arctic Monkeys conquered the galaxy and the stage at Forest Hills It’s hard to define what truly constitutes … [Read more...] about Show Review: Arctic Monkeys – Forest Hills Stadium

The Burns Levy & the Oaks August 3, 2018 Asbury Lanes Asbury Park, NJ On August 3, Asbury Lanes welcomed the arrival of not one but two noteworthy releases by two of its most celebrated … [Read more...] about Show Review: The Burns, Levy & the Oaks – Asbury Lanes

Sometimes, it takes a while for a band to truly find their sound and establish it in full force. For their fourth album Soldier On, the Nashville-based band Mona have taken their love for southern … [Read more...] about Album Review: Mona – Soldier On

When discussing Florence Welch’s discography under the moniker Florence + The Machine, it seems almost strange to use the word machine at all. Machines are artificial, routine and sometimes detached, … [Read more...] about Album Review: Florence + The Machine – High As Hope