Just Fern Live Show Review and Video
Article by Emma Cave Filmed by Arthur Mueller and Ben Hoover Audio by Evan Lawrence This review is brought to you by Let’s be honest, the weather in Pittsburgh sucks. One day the sun...
Category: Music
“Marriage + Cancer” by Marriage + Cancer – Review
Review by Calder Buisch Score – 6/10 Marriage + Cancer’s self-titled debut draws heavily on influences from the 90’s noise rock scene. The Portland, Oregon band can deliver high energy and controlled chaos...
“Mircoshift” by Hookworms – Review
Review by John Wright Score: 8/10 It’s always sort of nice when underappreciated genres make a big return. See; the return of garage rock from the bargain bins of record stores everywhere to...
“How to Resolve Our Human Problems” by Belle and Sebastian – Review
Review by Sean Bailey Score: 8/10 The comparison between the release of “How To Solve Our Human Problems” and Belle & Sebastian’s famous 1997 three-EP cycle, consisting of “Dog on Wheels,” “Lazy Line...
“Yes and No” by Anna McClellan – Friday Featured Review
Review by Elyssa Pollio Score: 8/10 Indie Pop is a term that is often used, but is never well defined. Anna McClellan is considered indie pop due to her perfect piano driven songs, that are...
Coping Skills Live Show Review
Article by Alyssa Davidson Filmed by Caleb Porto and Nolan Wherley Audio by Evan Lawrence This review is brought to you by While many bands try to distance themselves from labels, Coping Skills fully...
“Blue Madonna” by BØRNS – Review
Review by Derek Adams Score: 6/10 “Blue Madonna” is the second full-length release by American singer-songwriter Garret Borns (stage name Børns) and features a fusion of synth-pop and indie rock styles. The album...
Big Wild Interview
Interview conducted by Ben Spock Ben: This weekend, I had the opportunity to talk to DJ/Producer Big Wild. For the unfamiliar, Big Wild is a DJ that first entered the scene with a series...
“Room Inside the World” by Ought – Review
Review by Spencer Smith Score: 8/10 Ought’s debut LP arrived in 2013. It was a sparse statement of frenetic potential and raw anxiousness, showing a group that had, after only an EP,...
“We Were Never Here” by Lucid Structure – Review
Review by Sandy Fairclough Score: 6/10 Lucid Structure’s first album is unlike anything I’ve ever heard before. I was intrigued by the cover art – a thick black border surrounding what could be...
