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Live Review: Rustic Union at The Drafting Table in Detroit, MI
Material: Rustic Union is an acoustic-based rock and Americana-flavored act. They feature a familiar and seamless blend of classic covers and original songs that pair ... -
Live Review: Jules Galli at Hotel Café in Hollywood, CA
Material: Jules Galli’s approach to soul and funk music isn’t necessarily unique in that it incorporates elements of contemporary indie rock and dance music, but ... -
Live Review: The Howlin' Souls at Pianos in New York, NY
Material: At times their music seems to have its roots in southern rock (they were named after blues icon Howlin’ Wolf), while in other instances ... -
Live Review: The Four Point Restraints at the O'Brien's Pub in Somerville, MA
Material: By way of introduction, Four Point Restraints claims to embody a “borderline schizophrenic” style. This apt descriptor captures both the beauty and downfall of ... -
Live Review: Catie Waters at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Catie Waters has a unique voice that blends R&B, pop, neo soul, jazz and funk, all in one disposition. Growing up, Waters listened and ... -
Live Review: The Wag at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: The Wag is unabashedly a throwback to the 1960s, with short and sweet pop songs that are family-friendly. Alicia Van Sant, Brian Ostering and ... -
Live Review: RMB At the Top in Long Beach, CA
Material: At the Top in Long Beach is an odd venue, located above what looks like a sort of Irish bar. On a Saturday night ... -
Live Review: Amilia K. Spicer at Beyond Baroque in Venice, CA
Material: Finding her roots in Pennsylvania, drifting through Texas and Nepal before establishing herself in Los Angeles, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Amilia K. Spicer is an ... -
Live Review: Oui'3 at Bogie's in Westlake Village, CA
Material: Using a cool moniker to describe their dynamic and eclectic instrumental vibe (“neo-jazz”), these three SoCal veterans create a powerful contemporary equivalent to the ... -
Live Review: Thanks Light at Silverlake Lounge in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Rooted in Moonside, TX, quartet Thanks Light refuses to be pigeonholed into one definitive genre. Psychedelic surfer-indie one moment, and country-infused punk the next, ...
