Review
Review: "The Other Woman"
Cameron Diaz is out to prove she's not over the hill, and she and her fellow female castmates deliver a fairly raucous, if at times uneven, comedy.
Remix Wednesday: “Stay the Night” By Zedd (Almond Remix)
Following the success of his mix “College is Nuts,” Buffalo DJ/producer Almond tries out another unarguable truism with his winter mix “My Birthday is Nuts.” And while we’re now in the throes of spring, his remix of “Stay the Night” (the single featuring Hayley Williams that isn’t “Airplanes”) starting at 27:46 still hasn’t gotten old.
Haiku Reviews
Roses are red. Fling was sweet. Get back into the beat with Haikus from Street.
Penn Celebrates the Fab Four
It’s been 50 years since The Beatles first arrived in the United States to perform for television icon Ed Sullivan's weekly variety show.
Music Video Monday: "Dismantling Summer" by The Wonder Years
Pop punk doesn’t have to be a middle school guilty pleasure anymore. Philadelphia’s “The Wonder Years” are raw, honest and yeah, okay, pretty catchy.
Album Review: Tremors
"Tremors" Sohn Sohn, the Londoner residing in Vienna, finally released a debut album after his first tracks were posted on SoundCloud in 2012 and packed shows at SXSW.
Album Review: Enclosure
"Enclosure" John Frusciante Former RHCP guitarist John Frusciante has had a stylistically indefinable solo career, and “Enclosure” continues this trend.
Haiku Reviews
Roses are red / Haikus are sweet / Fling is tomorrow / But right now read Street.
Review: “Endless Source,” at the Locks Gallery
“Endless Source” Through April 30th Locks Gallery 600 Washington Square South Free locksgallery.com There was no wine left at the Locks Gallery’s First Friday reception a mere two hours after the show opened.
Music Video Monday: “G.U.Y.”—Lady Gaga
Have you ever seen an angel fall out of the sky? Lady Gaga might not be the most typical angel, but she falls out of the sky and finds her glamorous self amongst the grey ashes of a fallen city.
Remix Wednesday: "We Made It (Remix)"—Jay–Z & Jay Electronica
It wouldn’t be unfair to accuse Jay–Z and Jay Electronica for prioritizing money over music—Hov has always been about his business, even if that means dumbing down his content, and Elec has been off with multi–millionaire girlfriend Kate Rothschild while fans eagerly await for his almost mythical debut album, “Act II.” Out of nowhere, the label mates recently linked up for the second time ever over the infectious “We Made It” beat popularized by Drake (and Soulja Boy), and the result is money in the bank.
Music Video Monday: 50 Cent
There was once a time when you couldn’t turn the radio on without hearing a 50 Cent song.
Album Review: Supermodel
"Supermodel:" Foster the People Foster The People surprises audiences with “Supermodel,” the indie–rock band’s second album.
Album Review: Singles
"Singles:" Future Islands Future Islands’ new album, “Singles,” is a perfect demonstration of how a band can grow over time, yet simultaneously remain static.
Haiku Reviews
“THE RITE OF SPRING” THE BAD PLUS If you missed them at The Village Vanguard this fall, listen to this now.
Asia Bakery Durian Cake
Like cilantro, durian is one of those things you either love or hate.
Album Review: Shakira
“Shakira:” Shakira It’s been almost four years since we’ve heard new music from Shakira, but her new material is worth the wait.
Review: Friends with Better Lives
There are two reasons why I’m looking forward to March 31st: it’s my 21st birthday, and it’s the series premiere of CBS’s new sitcom, “Friends With Better Lives.” With “How I Met Your Mother” coming to a close and Pottruck’s limited supply of “Friends” episodes quickly diminishing, I need a new group of dysfunctional friends to be jealous of.
You Have To Listen To This: Wild Beasts
You’ve never been into indie rock. I know. I understand. There’s just something missing. “I just need...It doesn’t have enough...” I look at you, recognition shining in my eyes.
