REVIEW | niiice.—“Try to Stay Positive”
By Lucien O’Brien From a personal standpoint, the first third of 2018 has been a minefield of musical disappointment. Just about every release that I’d been anticipating [...]
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LIVE AT THE GARAGE|Glass Houses, Northern Ghost, Wide Awake, Aurora View, and Faulter!
By Jessi Norblom These photos are from Glass Houses’ headlining tour at The Garage in Burnsville, Minnesota. The show was on March 31st, 2018. Glass Houses [...]
Live in Fargo: The New Direction Fest 7!
By Bethany Schreiner This is the 7th year that the former venue The New Direction hosted a 3-day festival featuring many talented bands within the Midwest. If you’ve [...]
Singles Going Steady: February 2018
By Lucien O’Brien Welcome to Singles Going Steady, the recurring monthly segment where I compile and review notable singles that have been released within the past month. [...]
REVIEW | Black Milk — Fever
By Lucien O’Brien After four days of intensive listening, I think I just might have a new favorite Black Milk project! It’s not Album of the Year. It’s not Black and [...]
Singles Going Steady: January 2018
By Lucien O’Brien Welcome to Singles Going Steady, the recurring monthly segment where I go over all of the singles I heard in the past month. Follow along via the [...]
LIVE IN MPLS | 1/25: niiice.
By Lucien O’Brien Last night I saw niiice. at 7th Street Entry. The show was technically Last Import’s EP release party, but between reviewing their set at the Ugly [...]
REVIEW | “Blue Madonna”: Don’t fail me now
By Sarah Bel Kloetzke Two years ago in Capricorn Season I went ice skating with some friends and the love of my life. It was one of our first dates as a couple, and I [...]
What’s Poppin? (January 2018)
By Lucien O’Brien Welcome to “What’s Poppin?”, a monthly segment where I’ll be going over the latest releases in popular music, short-form style. [...]
How We Can Fix Live Hip-Hop
By Lucien O’Brien MCs rapping over their own vocals sucks. Pretty much anyone who’s been to a few rap shows has experienced the disappointment of shelling out their hard [...]
