Sorority Noise
Sorority Noise; Forgettable Album Reviewed and Revisited
“Smooth Jazz” is so depressing I can hardly stand it.
Queen Moo’s Self Titled Debut Full-Length Reviewed
The trio has come to form Queen Moo, a band that has been playing shows for about a year now, and released a not-quite album, “Incomplete”, which was exactly what it sounds like.
Old Gray "Wolves" Live Acoustic Reviewed
Compared to the original, I prefer this version. It’s so much more raw and pure, and though you could say that about any of the band’s music, this version is just so much more beautiful to me. It’s lovely.
Two Humans, New Haven, CT February 7th, 2014, Reviewed
Also, that man can shred on the guitar; he’s such a well-rounded musician, which could be said for all of them, making these boys at the forefront of the CT scene, to me. The pushing and dancing around during their set was incredibly fun
Sorority Noise at Nicolas' Cage December 28th 2013
“I grew proud to be a part of my local scene. This band has a ridiculous amount of potential and I know that they’re going to just continue growing- to be able to have just seen them in their living room before they get massively popular is really freakin’ cool.”