Tag: Genna Rivieccio
“Patience” Finally Turns Out to Be A Virtue for Tame Impala Enthusiasts
With four years having lapsed since the last record from Tame Impala, Currents, Kevin Parker has seemingly finally decided that it can no longer coast [Read More…]
Uffie Makes You Feel Comfortable in Dreamy Beats at the Tokyo Love Hotel
In keeping with the reformed party girl path that Lily Allen has taken of late, Uffie builds upon the same theme from “Drugs,” the track [Read More…]
MARINA’s “Orange Trees”: A Better Representation of Greece Than Lohan Beach Club
As MARINA continues to unlock the singles from both sides of her thematically titled LOVE + FEAR album (not to be confused with Mrs. Farmer’s [Read More…]
Denim Jeans and Rosary Beads: Like A Prayer at 30
Establishing a certain fondness for releasing the “serious album” in the spring (as she would later do with Ray of Light in March of 1998 [Read More…]
Augmented Reality Only Augments Pain: Grimes’ “Pretty Dark”
Continuing to feed us but only small doses of new music as we await her long rumored fifth album (the one that likely Elon Musk [Read More…]
Show Your Love For the Irish By Not Listening to U2
Each year, when Saint Patrick’s Day rolls around, there are a number of bands that experience the renewed interest of the public for the virtue [Read More…]
Broad City Continues to Shatter the Myth of Living (Forever) in NYC Established by Sex and the City
Though Gossip Girl might have long ago been ahead of the curve on wielding Sleep No More as a plot device (in the 2011 episode [Read More…]
C.U.N.T.: Madonna and the Breakfast Club Reminds That It Was Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent That Assured Her Success
I used to be comforted by the Madonna narrative. The one detailing her rags to riches story of rising to slow but surefire fame first [Read More…]
The Creepiness of Having an On Location Photographer to Document the Reaction to Your Proposal
J. Lo and A. Rod: what two celebrities with perfectly suited to one another abbreviated names could belong together more? No strangers to cultivating the [Read More…]
At the Point of Needing to Be Hyper-Meta to Sell a Rom Com: Isn’t It Romantic?
In 1948, a non-ironically titled rom-com called Isn’t It Romantic? was released. Starring Veronica Lake as the coquettish Candy (because anyone named Candy just has [Read More…]
