Review Fix Exclusive: Interview with The Ruffled Feathers
ReviewFix.com‘s contributing writer, Kashfi Fahim, chats with The Ruffled Feathers, the rising chamber-pop group made up of Gina Loes (vocals, ukelele, guitar), Charley Wu (vocals, […]
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iTunes Single of the Week Review: “Sweet Sour” by Band of Skulls
In 2009, the alternative rock band from Southampton, England, Band of Skulls, experienced a kiss of success with their debut album “Baby Darling Doll Face […]
iTunes Single of the Week Review: Graffiti6’s ‘Free’
Graffiti6? Guess the original artist name threshold has finally reached critical capacity as that old AOL AIM screen-name dilemma we’ve all experienced—“ screen-name already takenâ€â€”has […]
Dark New Day ‘New Tradition’ Review: Rockin’ and Rollin’
The modern-day rock album seems to be a cleverly marketed ploy for our money. Stuffed with ramble riffs with hackneyed soulless drones, we often download […]
Avatar: The Last Airbender: The Promise Review: The Series Continues
In the three seasons of Michael Dante Di Martino and Bryan Konietzko’s popular Nickelodeon animated television series, “Avatar The Last Airbender,†we met the people […]
iTunes Single of The Week Review: ‘I Belong In Your Arms’ from Chairlift
“I Belong In Your Arms†from Chairlift, the Brooklyn based electro-pop duo, is ’80s pop reincarnation. Singer Caroline Polachek and instrumentalist Patrick Wimberly take a […]
iTunes Single Of The Week Review: First Aid Kit’s ‘Emmylou’
“Emmylou†is the first single from First Aid Kit’s upcoming album “The Lion’s Roar.†The heavenly intimate folk sounds come from Johanna and Klara Soderburg, […]
‘Dedalus Lounge’ Review: Cute, But So Much More
The American premier of “Dedalus Lounge†at the Interart Theatre Annex begins as a cute play about three lifelong friends in search of their own […]
Single Review: Blonde Bazaar’s ‘These Walls’
“These Walls,†the debut single from Blonde Bazaar is one-part dark emotional tread through the monotonous grind of the ersatz life and another part something […]
‘LEO’ Review: Spellbinding and Imaginative
The Circle of Eleven production of “LEO†at the Clurman Theatre does on its stage what Einstein and great physicists have dreamt of for ages: […]
iTunes Single of The Week Review: Lana Del Rey’s ‘Born To Die’
Lana Del Rey’s “Born to Die†is a five-minute lustful gloom ballad, a profound prayer and a telling song of modern hearts. Delivered with a […]