You may be asking who is Pamela. and why do they sound awesome? I don’t remember how I came across Pamela. but I am glad I did. Catching artists at the start of their career is a rare feat. In a time where we are seemingly spoon fed who to listen to, who to watchContinue reading “Pamela. Are Here to Stay: Live at the Lansdowne Hotel”
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Don’t Date a Musician Unless it’s Devon Bostick: 10 Things I Didn’t Hate While Watching Mile End Kicks (2025)
This zine is famously called Almost Famous Zine after the 2000 movie by the same name. It is about a music journalist, and among other things, love and coming-of-age. Since the early 2000s we haven’t seen journalism girlies repped since possibly the last true beacon, Ugly Betty (2006-2010). Enter Mile End Kicks, directed by ChandlerContinue reading “Don’t Date a Musician Unless it’s Devon Bostick: 10 Things I Didn’t Hate While Watching Mile End Kicks (2025)”
dust Brings Post-Punk Energy to Washington D.C.
Earlier this spring, Australian post-punk band dust played a killer set in Washington D.C. at the Songbyrd. The band teamed up with fellow Australian indie rockers, The Belair Lip Bombs, for a North American Tour. I was in town to see another concert and was not expecting to catch this show, but fate landed meContinue reading “dust Brings Post-Punk Energy to Washington D.C.”
A First Timer’s Guide to Feeling at Home at Kilby Block Party
At Kilby Block Party 2026, Indi reflects on her first solo festival experience, highlighting the strong sense of community and the festival’s intentional design creating connections among attendees.
Jordana Turned Pittsburgh Into ‘Jordanaland’
After a long wait, I attended a Jordana concert at Pittsburgh’s Bottlerocket Social Hall on March 18, 2026. She performed tracks from her latest EP, “Jordanaland,” showcasing her signature indie-pop sound and pristine vocals. The remarkable band enhanced the experience, and I left eager to revisit her discography.
PUP and Jeff Rosenstock Rock Two Nights In Brooklyn
Canadian punk band PUP and indie-rock artist Jeff Rosenstock performed on their A CATACLYSMIC RAPTURE OF FRIENDSHIPNESS Tour in New York this September. Kenzie Trikouros, who highlighted PUP’s emotional impact, shared her experience at the Brooklyn Paramount, capturing the energy of the concert and the joy of sharing it with friends. Both acts delivered a memorable, engaging performance.
The Magic Behind Roskilde Festival
Rain, mud, missed buses, going back and forth from Copenhagen to Roskilde on a train. Let’s grab one more iced latte; otherwise, how the hell are we supposed to stay up until 4 a.m. to catch the last bus home, just to do it all over again tomorrow morning? Roskilde Festival is Roskilde Festival, there’sContinue reading “The Magic Behind Roskilde Festival”
“Two Years” With Glenna Jane – New Song Out Now!
Glenna Jane’s new single, “Two Years,” reflects her emotional journey through a summer fling that turned into a four-year situationship. Combining organic and electronic elements, the song captures nostalgia and intimate storytelling. It’s a heartfelt exploration of love and memory, showcasing her artistic growth and experimental vision ahead of her upcoming EP.
A Glimspe Into “Juno”- Interview With Glenna Jane
Glenna Jane’s new single “Juno” represents her journey towards authenticity in music creation after feeling constrained by societal expectations. In a candid interview, she discusses the song’s origins, her creative process, and her aspiration to connect with queer audiences through diverse and genuine music, embracing a playful and whimsical approach to artistry.
Resurgence and Renewal: A Look Into Panchiko’s New Album Ginkgo
Panchiko’s album “Ginkgo” invites listeners into a realm of introspection and nostalgic reflections, showcasing a collection of songs with haunting vocal effects and emotive instrumentals. The music blends warmth and familiarity, drawing from their past while inviting personal contemplation. Each track offers diverse moods, making the album a poignant experience for long-time fans and newcomers alike.