Jay Regan Album, ‘Wash Me’ an Eclectic Collection of Great Life Stories
Album by Alt-Folk Musician Appeals on All Levels By JOHN DALY Jay Regan doesn’t profess to be anything but a musician, and in part it’s […]
Reviews
Sara Ontaneda Fills the ‘Spaces’ Beautifully with New Album, ‘Entre Espacios y Colores’
By DOTTIE PARIS Sara Ontaneda has released an album entitled Entre Espacios y Colores and it’s clear she could be the next hot crossover artist. […]
January Zero Shows Diverse Range and Wistful Edge With New Album, ‘The Long Radio Silence’
Gareth Phillips and Band Create Americana-Jazz Style By JOHN DALY January Zero has a unique ability to take us back in time, but give us […]
Audio Jane Takes Indie Shoegaze in a Different Direction with Release of Band’s New Album ‘Naive’
By JOHN DALY Audio Jane brings a cool, fuzzy flair to the troubles of life with the new album, Naive. The more I listen to […]
International Bands Dengue Fever and Tinariwen Bring their Beautiful Music Across US
By DONNA BALANCIA Dengue Fever and Tinariwen may from different regions of the globe, but their tour together is building new musical bridges. Dengue Fever, […]
Daly Review: Xombie Releases New Single, ‘Might As Well,’ Hardcore That’s Easy on the Ears
By JOHN DALY When you hear the new single, “Might As Well” by Xombie, you might just want to go jump off a stage. But […]
Bailey Mullins Review: Adam Bonomo Debuts His Album, ‘Phases,’ at Joe’s Pub in the East Village
New York Songwriter Impresses at Joe’s Pub Photos and Review By BAILEY MULLINS Adam Bonomo, a NYC- based songwriter, pianist and producer, celebrated the release […]
Rare Recordings from Manikins, The Modulators and Smart Remarks All Get Reissued
By JOHN DALY Manufactured Recordings Announce Power Pop Reissues Available February 17, 2017. The Omnia Music Group division will reissue some rare records from the bands Manikins, The […]
Review: Under the Radar, Luxury Mane Has Released The Best Indie Shoegaze Album — Maybe Ever
For Luxury Mane, It’s all About Excellence By DONNA BALANCIA Indie rock band Luxury Mane has released a new album called Lux Runnin Out but […]
Nick Cave Film ‘One More Time With Feeling’ an Emotional Look at Musician’s Difficult Process
Review By CRAIG HAMMONS One More Time with Feeling is a dark emotional black and white film about the making of Nick Cave and the […]
Teen Vice Has A Lot of Angst and It Shows Through Their New Style of Punk-Surf Sound
Driving Beats and Great Vocals Power Teen Vice By BAILEY MULLINS EastCoastRocker.com Teen Vice brought a combination of post-punk and surf rock to their show […]
The Human Darts Score a Bullseye With Surf Punk, Zombie Songs on New EP ‘Explicit Thoughts’
By JOHN DALY Better strap yourself in for a wild ride — The Human Darts have released a new EP called Explicit Thoughts and it’s […]
James Vincent McMorrow Serenades Sold-Out Webster Hall With His Soulful Irish Sounds
New Album for McMorrow is ‘We Move’ Photos and Review By BAILEY MULLINS Irish singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow brought his soulful falsetto and strong vocals to a […]
Highly Suspect Introduces New Album, ‘The Boy Who Died Wolf’ To Fans at Rockin’ Irving Plaza Show
REVIEW By BAILEY MULLINS From local Brooklyn bars to the 58th Annual Grammy Awards, Highly Suspect has spent the last seven years rocking out the […]
With Neil Young, The Who, The Stones, ‘Oldchella’ Desert Trip Was Event For the Ages, Not the ‘Aged’
By BOB BUSBY “Welcome to the ‘Catch ’em before they Croak Festival!’” Mick Jagger greeted the sun baked throng of 75 thousand gathered at the Polo […]
Darrin James Releases ‘Strange Storm,’ An Important Work That Really Tells It Like It Is
James Makes Up for Journalism’s Apathy With ‘Strange Storm’ By DONNA BALANCIA Detroit singer-songwriter Darrin James has released his third full length album, Strange Storm, […]
Bob Weir Takes a Traditional Turn as Tour for New Album, ‘Blue Mountain’ Heads East
Weir Joined On Stage by John Mayer and Matt Berninger By DONNA BALANCIA Bob Weir mixed ranch stories and fireside songs with Grateful Dead favorites […]
Kaleo Brings Semi-Southern Blues to Irving Plaza in First of Two Sold Out Shows
By BAILEY MULLINS EastCoastRocker.com NYC’s Irving Plaza was packed on Friday night with fans ready for night two of Kaleo‘s sold-out stop in New York. The […]
Glass Animals Light Up Manhattan’s Terminal 5 in First of Two NYC Performances on US Tour
UK Band Impresses With New Album ‘How to be a Human Being’ By BAILEY MULLINS EastCoastRocker.com Glass Animals, a UK-based synth/indie/rock/pop quartet, played the first […]
Holly Montgomery and Big Planet Send Listeners to Paradise with Her New Album, ‘Leaving Eden’
By JOHN DALY – Holly Montgomery may be Leaving Eden, but her music takes listeners to paradise. Holly has a talent that is rare among […]
Life of Lemmy Kilmister Celebrated with Statue at Rainbow and Concert at Whisky on Sunset Strip
Would Lemmy Have Loved The Honors on Sunset Strip? Photos and words by DONNA BALANCIA SUNSET STRIP – If Lemmy Kilmister were alive, would he […]
Rockin’ Metal Band, Year of the Locust, Tours East Coast to Support Its First Full Album, ‘Devolver’
By JOHN DALY – Year of the Locust is a rockin metal band that brings a new album, Devolver and a fresh sound to the […]
Tumbler the U.K. Band Revives Themes From the Ages in Second Album ‘Come To The Edge’
By DOTTIE PARIS – Tumbler blends legacy and youth in music and life. Tumbler’s sophomore bid Come To The Edge is a diverse collection of […]
Monk Tamony Brings Back Tones of Activism with Vid at Overthrow Gym, Releases ‘Leaders’
By JOHN DALY NYC indie duo, Monk Tamony, officially released the next installment off their forthcoming self-titled debut EP, Monk Tamony. Listen to “Leaders” and check out […]
Robert Nix Makes His Popular Opinion Known in his Latest Video, ‘Won’t Go With The Flow’
By JOHN DALY One thing is true about musician Robert Nix. We know he won’t go with the flow. The Toronto musician’s latest video, “Won’t […]