The newly released EP “Little House” by Rachel Chinouriri is a beautiful exploration into the artist falling in love.

If you have not listened to Walter The Producer yet, now is the time to start before everyone knows his name.

[Photo by Kirill Bykanov] Girl rock is officially in for 2025, and NYC-based queer-indie-girl band Double Standard  is steering the revival with all the swagger and grit we didn’t realize we’d been missing. Formed in early 2024, the band started with college friends Siena Chanel and Lydia Eberling, whose musical chemistry laid the foundation for what would become an irresistible force of sound. They quickly enlisted bassist Zoe Arora, lead guitarist Lauren Dinhofer, and drumm

Cover Art created by Hannah Schwimmer Imagine music that was a cross between Ethel Cain and Halsey, and you get Water Gun. Creating an ethereal mix of Cain’s moody poeticism with Halsey’s fierce self-expression, the Brooklyn-based indie band—consisting of lead vocalist Gaby Mitford, guitarist Ryan Wax, drummer Gabriel Seiler, bassist Whit Hemphill, and guitarist Ben Bogden– has quietly been releasing some hidden Spotify gems for a minute now. Their latest single, “Angel Dust,

Mercury Lounge was filled with drinks in hand, and everyone’s attention raised towards the stage, awaiting Juniper’s arrival.

In an era of entertainment where the majority of Hollywood productions are sequels or remakes, audiences are starving for original and authentic stories. While independent In an era of entertainment where the majority of Hollywood productions are sequels or remakes, audiences are starving for original and authentic stories. While independent filmmakers have the stories, the lack of funding prevents their work from reaching a wider audience.  With all of social media’s vices,

Where would you rather be on Halloween night than a Brooklyn venue, hearing live music? The answer is nowhere.

Here’s my certified “if you like this, try that” list (horror movie edition)!

Michael Keaton’s absurd demon and Winona Ryder’s goth baby bangs are back on screen in a nostalgia-filled, undeniably Tim Burton sequel. 

With the local indie rock scene in NYC completely taking over, the shows are seemingly getting better and better.