Photo Credit: Martyna Bannister ‘I don’t wanna ruin my life, but I wanna go home with you’ chants lead singer, Pamela Connolly, of indie rockers Pillow Queens on their third album, Name Your Sorrow. Released in April, Name Your Sorrow instantly feels like a culmination of patience, maturity, and a deep sense of self wrapped in a beautiful bow. Laced in between the intricate guitar lines, the band delves into what the human experience is: an emotional roller coaster. While the

Photo Provided By Artist A bold non-typical breakup album, Anna Shoemaker's sophomore release 'Someone Should Stop Her' showcases the indie pop rocker's anthemic sound. Anna Shoemaker's sophomore album, 'Someone Should Stop Her', is a master class in wit. There's a slight sarcasm strewn throughout the sophomore album along with pop culture references on everything from actor, Jacob Elordi to Game of Thrones. While it is technically a break up album, there's so much self-empow

Written by: Rachel Catherine Photo By: Rachel Catherine What a night it was for Detroit! The Beaches opened up the show for Louis Tomlinson at the How Did We Get Here? Tour on Saturday night (July 18th) in Detroit at the Masonic Temple and it was immaculate! Their stage presence was impeccable as they rocked out not only with each other, but with the crowd as well. Their setlist was packed with incredible bangers, including a track that had been featured on the newest hit TV