The Aquarian

September 26, 2018 0

Hailing from Lawrenceville, NJ, The Beagles recently celebrated over half a century of live and recorded music that got its...

Tweed: Philly’s Tweed Gets Dirty And Disco In Video Premiere

Veronica Rajadnya

Buzz

September 26, 2018 0

Philadelphia’s funk powerhouse quartet Tweed have released the first single and music video from their highly anticipated full-length album,...

Seán Barna: Impressions Be Damned

James Campion

Features

September 19, 2018 0

Confronting Religion, Grief & Anti-Gay Bigotry in Seán Barna’s Brilliant “Cissy” Seán Barna sits across from me looking...

Makin Waves Record of the Week: The Mercury Brothers’ “II”

Bob Makin

Columns

September 6, 2018 0

Asbury Park-based The Mercury Brothers’ sophomore LP, “II”, features another batch of eight well-crafted, edgy roots-rockin’ songs. Wow! This...

Shoreworld – Avery Mandeville: Happy Birthday, Avery Jane

John Pfeiffer

Columns

September 5, 2018 0

Avery Mandeville is a songwriter and performer from New Jersey. Her debut EP, Salty, was released in early 2017,...

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Doc Rotten’s “Illusion to Choose’”

Bob Makin

Columns

August 30, 2018 0

Now this is what I call Makin Waves: release three records in a less than year, then tour Japan and...

Jason Mraz: “Know.” (Atlantic)

Debra Kate Schafer

Albums

August 22, 2018 0

From the second I heard the opening ukulele notes of “I’m Yours” on the radio back in 2008 —...

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Sonic Blume’s “Beach Karma”

Bob Makin

Columns

August 16, 2018 0

The young Jersey Shore dream-pop, shoe-gaze band Sonic Blume’s sophomore EP, “Beach Karma”, on Asbury Park-based MOTO Recordsfeatures five songs...

Mac Miller: “Swimming” (Warner Bros.)

Debra Kate Schafer

Albums

August 15, 2018 1

Swimming is Mac Miller’s latest record, his fifth studio album, and his best album by far. It’s been a...

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Avery Mandeville’s “Happy Birthday, Avery Jane”

Bob Makin

Columns

August 9, 2018 0

Avery Mandeville’s full-length debut for Telegraph Hill Records is a force with which to be reckoned! You know you’ve...

Features

KLIPXXI: Klip Collective’s Been Keeping It Weird for 21 Years

‘We’re the Same as We Always Have Been’ – The Dictators

Part VI of the When We Were Young Series: L.S. Dunes

Featured

The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

Reviews

Red Wanting Blue at Café Wa? / November 12, 2024

Mk.gee at Franklin Music Hall / November 7, 2024

Iron Maiden at Prudential Center / November 9, 2024

Featured

HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

Columns

On The Record: Elvis Costello’s ‘King of America & Other Realms,’ plus more new releases

On The Record: The Allman Brothers Band, plus Renaissance, Frank Sinatra, a David Olney Tribute, & More New Releases

Rant ‘N’ Roll: Rarities & More

Featured

Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho (‘Parasite’), plus ‘Doctor Sleep,’ ‘The Siren,’ ‘Scandalous,’ ‘Untouchable,’ and more.

Live Events

Great Live Music for a Late November Weekend in NYC

Live Music for NYC Audiences This Week

Awesome Live Music for Mid-November in NYC

Featured

Phish’s Mike Gordon & Jon Fishman Perform at Bernie Sanders Super Tuesday Rally

Shoreworld – The Beagles: “Bed of Roses”

Tweed: Philly’s Tweed Gets Dirty And Disco In Video Premiere

Seán Barna: Impressions Be Damned

Makin Waves Record of the Week: The Mercury Brothers’ “II”

Shoreworld – Avery Mandeville: Happy Birthday, Avery Jane

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Doc Rotten’s “Illusion to Choose’”

Jason Mraz: “Know.” (Atlantic)

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Sonic Blume’s “Beach Karma”

Mac Miller: “Swimming” (Warner Bros.)

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Avery Mandeville’s “Happy Birthday, Avery Jane”

#THROWBACK: The Cranberries, December 14, 1994

Great Live Music for a Late November Weekend in NYC

On The Record: Elvis Costello’s ‘King of America & Other Realms,’ plus more new releases

KLIPXXI: Klip Collective’s Been Keeping It Weird for 21 Years

‘We’re the Same as We Always Have Been’ – The Dictators

Features

Featured

Reviews

Featured

Columns

Featured

Live Events

Featured

new music