The first time I listened to Phoebe Bridgers’s recently-released album Lost Weekend, I got lost.

While many fans, myself included, criticized Styles’s fourth studio album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, the show offered a revelation: this album was made to be performed live.

What happens when you find out that a deceased internationally beloved icon was actually the epitome of a pretentious teenage dirtbag? In Anthony Bourdain’s case, you start to love him even more.

If you haven’t listened to country upcomer Stella Lefty’s debut record Long Way Home and are wondering what you missed, don’t worry; I can fill you in.

I first came upon what I have now dubbed the “New York Transfemme Indie Scene” when I found myself stumbling into a humble church in Queens, otherwise known as the Stone Circle Theatre.

A few months ago, a tour announcement stopped me in my tracks.

I believe we could all learn a lot from Kabi Nagata’s endlessly personal, yet universal autobiographical manga, My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness (2016).

This past Saturday night, attendees of Ryan Beatty’s D.C. stop in the Arms Over Armor Tour at the Lincoln Theatre received an invitation into the studio with him and the band in an authentic, no-frills show that brought warmth to a rainy evening.

Sludge metal band Mastodon created a masterpiece of visual and musical storytelling at the Anthem last Friday.

There was something special about hearing the opening lines to “Lemon Tree” under the domed amphitheater at Merriweather Post Pavilion. Though we were racing to our seats as the show started, the sunset behind us and Mt. Joy coming out in front of us made it hard to feel any stress.