Hidden Gem: The End of Comedy by Drugdealer

Hidden Gem: The End of Comedy by Drugdealer

Jul 23, 2018 | Archive

We live in a world of endless comedy, one in which—all jokes aside—L.A. based musician, Drugdealer, is trading acid trips for real life. It’s been a longtime coming for Michael Collins, the man with many monikers, known as Run DMT, Salvia Plath and half of Silk...
Snail Mail Delivers at the Bootleg

Snail Mail Delivers at the Bootleg

Jul 10, 2018 | Archive

Baltimore-based indie rock band Snail Mail has become one of the most buzzed about bands of 2018, with singer/guitarist Lindsey Jordan putting forth some of the most passionate and wise music I’ve heard in years, and all at the age of 19. They are in the middle of a...
TV Girl talks “luv,” self-care and rock and roll

TV Girl talks “luv,” self-care and rock and roll

Jun 5, 2018 | Archive

“I don’t care if I die of heatstroke up here. This is rock and roll,” said Brad Petering, lead singer of TV Girl, refusing to take off his leather jacket as he stood in the heat emitted from blindingly bright stage lights overhead. Instead, the frontman took a swig of...

Album Review: Lord Huron – Vide Noir

May 21, 2018 | Archive

By Ellen Chapman   Los Angeles-based indie folk band, Lord Huron, released their third LP Vide Noir on April 20. Not unlike the welcoming story-telling melodies of Strange Trails, Vide Noir tackles their signature folky/indie rock and imaginative sound in a new...