Pre-pandemic I was at a show nearly every night. I would leave my house for majority of those shows around 8 or 8:30. Although I was always tired, it was just kind of part of my life in some odd... Continue Reading →
It was one of my first days of college at McNally Smith College of Music. I was a freshman, 17, and had no clue what the hell I was doing. I walked into the auditorium for a class called "Artist... Continue Reading →
I honestly don't remember how GOWNS' 'The Hollows' ended up in my stack to review but, whatever the reason, I'm thankful for it. I haven't even listened to it yet but I know that I'm thankful. It's a Tuesday night... Continue Reading →
Shows are few and far between so I feel like I cherish them more now than I have in the past few years. Instead of dragging my feet off of the couch to go to one, I hop in the... Continue Reading →
135 days. That's how many days I have gone without a concert. Although my house has never been cleaner and my cats have never been happier, my mental health has never been worse. 135 days of adapting to a new... Continue Reading →
I've been fortunate enough to catch Molly Maher live a couple of times. I have always been struck by her charming personality and calming yet feel-good and comforting music. Even though I've always loved catching her live, I'ver never actively... Continue Reading →
My music taste has been all over the place since this whole quarantine thing. Some days I feel somber and revert back to my days of Dashboard Confessional and Death Cab For Cutie. Some days I'm feeling adventourous and dig... Continue Reading →
Something about the cover of Radiochurch's 'The Love EP' caught me this morning. I was thumbing through my stack of albums to review and honestly was about to give up on finding something I was in the mood for. Although... Continue Reading →
I feel like yesterday wasn't a good day for anyone. It was cancellation after cancellation for everything from school to sports to concerts. I honestly couldn't take scrolling through my social media feeds due to how many concerts and tours... Continue Reading →
