
Dan Croll live at the Knitting Factory
by Samuel Hernandez After seeing Dan Croll, you can feel the tingle of his upbeat rock and roll with pop tinges on your skin and the nostalgia for the concert hits days after. Dan …
by Samuel Hernandez After seeing Dan Croll, you can feel the tingle of his upbeat rock and roll with pop tinges on your skin and the nostalgia for the concert hits days after. Dan …
by Samuel Hernandez It was hot this summer in New York City. Even when it was raining out, driving people indoors, it was humid and sticky and hot. So 4Knots Music Festival was a chance to …
by Samuel Hernandez There’s both love and hate for West Coast bands on the East Coast. Yes, they’re awesome and continue to play to that background of getting to the beach on a …
by Samuel Hernandez The festival showcases offer an excuse for badge holders that are waiting around for the headliners to catch some potentially buzzy bands and day drink without looking …
text Samuel Hernandez Are we ready to crown Run the Jewels yet? Being mentioned in Kendrick Lamar‘s To Pimp a Butterfly, “Critics want to mention that they miss when hip hop was …
by Samuel Hernandez Everyone in Brooklyn was in Sunset Park this past Sunday night to see FKA Twigs perform Congregata for Red Bull Music Academy Fest this year. The lines were wrapped …
by Samuel Hernandez Kid Millions is already known for his eclectic electronic beats. Listening to his solo work is like a nostalgic visit to early hip hop. “Victim to the Beat,” …
by Samuel Hernandez New York is, of course, your trendy party spot, uniquely blending all elements of culture into one fantastic club scene. There will be fashion, there will be music, and …
by Samuel Hernandez Red Bull Music Academy coincides with the PEN World Voices Festival. Both seek to expose New York City (and the United States) to a global brand of music that’s …
by Samuel Hernandez Courtney Barnett is pleasantly sardonic on Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Just Sit. The tunes are Liz Phair with the pep of Kate Nash. On “Pedestrian at Best,” …