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If all of you Knicks fans are done celebrating, perhaps you’ll be up for listening to some new music (though feel free to continue to blast all the Wu-Tang you want)?
Today, we’ve got some great new records for you. First, check out the latest from Canadian power-pop band The Get Alongs. Next, alternative rising star ho...
Alternative singer-songwriter honestav is BACK with sophomore album, ‘Sweet American Boy’. Honestav was catapulted into the spotlight with his breakout single “I’d Rather Overdose”, and his growth as an artist from then to now is incredible. He’s known for his raw emotional vulnerability and his distinct blend of alternative, indie-folk,...
Nostalgia is big business. No one will argue that, and since the 90’s have never been more popular, package tours of 90’s acts are a dime a dozen.
Yet, while there was plenty of nostalgia on hand last Tuesday night at the Belasco, the show was far from a nostalgia cash-in. The two bands playing that night, Our Lady Peace (celebrating 30 years ...
David M Rangel. / June 17, 2026 / Review
Haircut 100 are one of a long list of 80s era new wave bands that are primarily known for one song (one song in the U.S. – in the UK they also had “Favorite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)”, “Fantastic Day” and others). In their case, the song was called “Love Plus One” with its distinctive nonsense phrase...
Artist: Phil Andrew
Song: “Same”
Album: TBD
Genre: Blues, Country, Rock
Hailing from rural Saskatchewan, Phil Andrew lived on a farm until he turned 20, when he moved to Vancouver and discovered his love of music. Even as his love of playing music grew, raising a family pulled him back out of the c...