As I went into Mohawk Place on January 14th, it was a bittersweet moment knowing it would be my last live review for a while. It was the release of MIMIC’s newest EP and I wanted to make this one …
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Former frontman of The Clash, Joe Strummer, was an inspiration to many. Right after his death in 2002, the Joe Strummer Foundation started in honor of his memory and his ideals. Their objectives fall into three categories: Create Empowerment through …
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Local Emo Punk band West Ferry is back delivering their familiar sad and sadder sound with their new EP Out of Reach. With its somber lyrics paired with upbeat punk rock rhythms, West Ferry’s gift for juxtaposition can trick …
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Headed by socialist folk Singer/Songwriter MYQ F, Farrow’s debut album, Agitate, continues the legacy of Woody Guthrie’s establishment-challenging politick and Lizzo’s heartfelt rebellion in purely unfettered lyricism. Farrow’s work embraces predecessors like Parliament Funkadelic and Sly Stone, in a …
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There is a reason there are certain albums that take me mere moments to find the right words for, and a reason why some become so personal; the wall between reviewer and fan start to blur (which will explain my …
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Enter: Flying Home, a band you may know but have never heard of before. Dave DiPrimo and his band of alternative folk-rockers have reimagined themselves under the name Flying Home, and they’re about to show us a new side of …
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Summer may be officially over, but that doesn’t mean we can’t keep dancing like it never ended. If you’re looking for something to dance to, you might want to check out the debut album from Organ Fairchild. They’re bound to …
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