Cable Ties Aren’t Your Dad’s Political Punk Band (for Paste Magazine)
Click here to read: “The Australian rock band worries that even radical leftists aren’t going Far Enough.“
Click here to read: “The Australian rock band worries that even radical leftists aren’t going Far Enough.“
Click here to read: “Nandi Rose cuts down on explosive synths while mining her longtime interests: distance and change”
Click here to read: “Every Bad is a document of indecision, of swinging between extremes, of wrestling with contradictory thoughts.”
Click here to read: “The narrator of Rose’s new album Superstar is an ostentatious caricature, but their journey speaks to real concerns.”
Click here to read: “Meg Remy and her band’s newest album, Heavy Light, may at first seem apolitical, but it’s really just a radically different take on longtime interests.”
Click here to read: “On Full Hand, the Indiana-based Hoops member vaguely faces the struggle between queerness and religion.”
Click here to read: “…its 12 songs are riveting enough to suggest that the full Grae will rank among 2020’s most exciting albums.”
Click here to read my bio for Suburban Living’s album How to Be Human (click “See More” in the “About” subsection for the full bio, which is being included in. . .
Click here to read: “Sophie Allison’s sophomore studio album is a stark, scintillating treatise on mental and physical illness.”
Click here to read: “…here are some tips to address negative reviews of your venue and ensure future visits from not just new consumers, but possibly the initial negative reviewer.”