ALBUM REVIEW: “Our House On The Hill” by The Babies
With Our House On the Hill, Brooklyn’s side-project-no-more, The Babies, simultaneously sprouts wings and struggles to find their footing.
With Our House On the Hill, Brooklyn’s side-project-no-more, The Babies, simultaneously sprouts wings and struggles to find their footing.
Stepping aside from her current projects, Katy Goodman releases a second album that expresses the sunnier pop sound that is more La Sera and less Vivian Girls.
This is not your college radio DJ’s La Sera, unless you went to college in 1995.
Killer local band, mysterious noise-gaze band and a cute, cute, cute girl band. Check out this eclectic evening of goodness at the Rickshaw.
Why don’t the Vivian Girls play “Where Do You Run?†I wasn’t that surprised when they were touring for their first record didn’t play it, but this round I was a little annoyed.
I walked into The Independent for the last few Hunkx and his Punkx songs and Hunkx declaring, “Don’t even talk to me if you don’t have a boner.” The guys were gay swagger to the max in tight spandex and …