Review: The Veronicas’ “Lolita”
It’s been nearly five full years since Australian pop duo The Veronicas released new music. Twin sisters Lisa and Jess Origlassio toured their sophomore album, […]
Articles by ALEX KELLEHER-NAGORSKI
Why you should watch Showtime’s ‘Episodes’
Update: A representative for Showtime has confirmed that due to its summer airdate, Episodes was not eligible for this year’s Emmy Awards. Therefore, please take […]
Exclusive: PopBytes talks with Animal Kingdom
After the 2009 release of Animal Kingdom’s album, Signs and Wonders, they were named by iTunes as the “Best New Alternative Act.” Three years later, […]
Ingrid Michaelson’s ‘Human Again’ tour
There’s an incomparable sense of community at an Ingrid Michaelson concert. Last Thursday, Ingrid ended her spring tour with a homecoming show at Terminal 5 […]
Exclusive: PopBytes talks with Rye Rye
If Rye Rye isn’t on your radar yet, the release of her hotly anticipated debut album, Go! Pop! Bang!, is about to change all of […]
Exclusive Interview: Prometheus’ Logan Marshall-Green
You’ve already watched him capture audiences as a central character on TV shows like 24, Dark Blue and the teen phenomenon of yesteryear, The O.C. […]
Exclusive: ‘The Golden Hat: Talking Back to Autism’
When her son was only 10-years-old, Icelandic mother Margret Ericsdottir was told that her child had a severe form of nonverbal autism. Medical professionals informed […]
Exclusive: PopBytes interviews Greg Laswell
Greg Laswell is sort of like J.D. Salinger. When it came time to write and record his fourth album, Landline, Laswell relocated himself to a […]
Exclusive: PopBytes chats with Kerli
Estonian popstar Kerli has undergone a major makeover. When she first entered the scene in 2008 with the release of her debut album, Love Is […]
Come Back Down / Greg Laswell and Sara Bareilles
Brooklyn singer/songwriter Greg Laswell is best known for his melancholy music. His husky and often Leonard Cohen-esque baritone voice shaking over the delicate strums of […]
The ten best songs of 2012 (so far!)
2012 certainly hasn’t been a quiet year so far. We may still have three fourths of the year to go, but we’ve already seen Mitt […]
An interview with Yellow Ostrich
In 2009, Lawrence University student Alex Schaaf experimented in his dorm room on a musical project he called Yellow Ostrich. Under this moniker, Schaaf digitally […]