I love the sense of danger that comes with this band name and album title. Don't you sense a little danger with it? I mean, we all remember being younger and trying to talk our parents into letting us see... Continue Reading →
The Twin Cities is a funny place. I know it's a big city, but it has such a small-town feel to it, which is one of the many reasons why I love calling Minneapolis home. I live on the outskirts... Continue Reading →
It's a cold and snowy Wednesday night. The boyfriend is whipping up some dinner, the cats are begging for him to drop something, and I'm trying to come to terms with the fact that I won't be able to stay... Continue Reading →
I found myself at the gorgeous Hook & Ladder Theater earlier this month without knowing anything about anyone playing. Honestly, it was a fluke, I had been interested in the show to see Whiskey Rock N Roll Club MPLS, but,... Continue Reading →
It has honestly been a day from hell. Although I'm excited for my show tonight because I know it will help set my head straight, I also dread it. I want a night to sit on the couch and do... Continue Reading →
I feel like anyone who can write, perform, and record an entire album alone is a genius. Foul Out is a genius. Christian, the human behind Foul Out, spent about five months writing and recording their new album 'Phantasm' in... Continue Reading →
I'll be honest; it's been a day. It's just one of those days where, although nothing has gone wrong, it has been nonstop for over twelve hours already, and I still have a couple more hours left of work before... Continue Reading →
I reviewed Pencildive's album 'Grown-Ups' a couple of years ago. I instantly fell in love with this New York group and still revisit that album almost weekly (which, for me, is a lot). When the band reached back out about... Continue Reading →
I was honestly a pretty good student all through school. I loved studying and low-key loved doing homework because it gave me something to do. I loved social studies and obviously loved all of my art classes. Science wasn't quite... Continue Reading →