
Interview: Bleeding Rainbow Says They’re Not A Shoegaze Band
Philadelphia’s Bleeding Rainbow has been a band in transition from the very start. Began as Reading Rainbow by Sarah Everton and Rob Garcia, the duo

Philadelphia’s Bleeding Rainbow has been a band in transition from the very start. Began as Reading Rainbow by Sarah Everton and Rob Garcia, the duo

Delaware’s Mike Hinson, now based in Brooklyn, has a knack for storytelling of the bizarre kind. Or, in the case of his recently published comic

YouTube is turning 10 this month, and it has come a long way since that first trip to the zoo in 2005. Despite having already

Pompeya’s infiltration into the indie rock scene has been more of a slow burning breakthrough than the typical hook-laden meteor. The wait between 2007 new

After years of photographing the more intriguing, freakier, and sometimes darker side of New York, photographer Tod Seelie has collected his images in the recently

My introduction to Dope Body was seeing them open for the equally cleverly named Fucked Up at Le Poisson Rouge. I was intrigued from the

Distortion and discordance are just two of the many volatile components bubbling beneath the surface of HUNTERS, a fuzzy Brooklyn-bred punk outfit that has been

There have been innumerable comparisons of Speedy Ortiz to Pavement. Sure, there are musical and vocal similarities, as singer and guitarist Sadie Dupuis also fronts

It wouldn’t be wholly incorrect to deem him an arbiter of commercially viable urban cool. But despite his insistence that he “paints to feel good”

The week of CMJ is crazy — not just for us fans, struggling with earplugs and lack of sleep night after night. Those who have

I must admit I was somewhat nervous about meeting with HeartsRevolution. If you’ve listened to their music (which you should) then you know that they’re

Bright-eyed yet thoughtful beyond what his 25 years would suggest, Luke Rathborne has returned to the music scene after a brief hiatus with a record

“She’s doing some R&B sounding vocals with weird keyboard stuff,” is the not too far from accurate description an onlooker used for Xenia Rubinos when

While some of us are often left disappointed and frustrated with humanity, people like JD Samson are out there making change, good music, and inspiring

Get your mind out of the gutter: the artist currently known as gilf! has more on her mind than your-mom jokes. Often political, hardly partisan

Gordon Holden operates at the crux of contradiction and corroboration, a point that occurs both expectedly and organically within collage, one of his preferred and

The ladies of Habibi make the kind of music that I can listen to for days. This Brooklyn-based group spins delicate surf-pop songs with grace

The Suzan is a charming, all-female pop rock band operating out of Brooklyn by way of Japan. Their first major release, Golden Week For The

Radical Dads, who are basically Alt Citizen BFFs at this point (they played our summer jam back in June) were gracious enough to grant us

Butter The Children gets a lot of shit for its name. Even me, a self-described stan for the band was apprehensive to listen. But when

In a way, Marial Maher (that’s Seasick Mama to you) has the sort of wild success story that precedes her own chutzpah. This musician––a

TEEN started as a solo project for Teeny Lieberson has gone through plenty of evolutions, both in line up and in sound. In its most

Have you met Megan Boyle? She’s a writer and poet, and her debut book of poetry Unpublished Blog Posts of a Mexican Panda Express Employee was the

Morrissey walks into a bar with a pocket full of change – but there’s nothing funny about sounding like a badass. Half-baked jokes aside,

It seems like just yesterday that I had my first experience as a member of Kalae’s audience, but it has been almost two years now.

I may or may not be a fortune teller and not know it. This also depends on your definition of a fortune. When I first

Looking at Charlie XCX now it’s not surprising to know that her inaugural performance was an a cappella of Aqua’s “Barbie Girl” on a cruise

“Amy should be here around 8:15, she’s coming straight from work,” Hilly Eye’s Catherine Tung tells me as we sit on couches at 285 Kent.

More often than not, it’s difficult to take teenage rockers seriously. I mean who, at age 17, is capable of writing totally non-cheesy lyrics, listing

Every once in a while, I browse YouTube to see what music and videos are popular in other countries. I stumbled upon Norwegian artist Bernhoft

What do you get when you mix two parts Chicago with one part tap dance, and three-quarters vegetarianism and then blend until smooth? I’m not

Editor’s Note: Filmmaker Li Lu and I have known each other for years, and I have always found her knack for storytelling and artistic vision