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Review: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, ‘KG’

Andrew Howie -
As 2020 drags on for another five hundred years, one of the few genuinely bright spots is the amount of great new music coming...
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Mike Chick on His New Dream-Influenced Singles, Van Tours, Yawn Mower & More

Bill Bodkin -
Retelling a wild/awesome/horrifying dreams sometimes is one of the hardest things to do. While in the state of dreaming you're vividly aware of every...
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Review: Mr. Bungle, ‘The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo’

Andrew Howie -
This year has been something else, to put it lightly. Everyone has been stressed for one reason or another, and one of the few...
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Lara Hope on ‘Songs in the Key of Quarantine,’ The Ark-Tones, New Music & more

Allison Lips -
Is the Coronavirus pandemic getting you down? If so, the Gold Hope Duo can cheer you up with Songs in the Key of Quarantine....
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NJ Next: Foom

Angelo Gingerelli -
NJ Next usually focuses on talent rising from The Jersey Shore, but every so often an artist comes from another part of the state...
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Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Letter to You’ is a Perfect Album & Documentary About Life, Death & Jersey

Bill Bodkin -
Letter to You, the new album from Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band, is easily one of the band's best complete records in decades....
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BlackPink: Light Up the Sky is a Must-Watch for K-pop Fans

Rachel Freeman -
BlackPink: Light Up the Sky is a documentary directed by Caroline Suh (Salt Fat Acid Heat). This is the group’s first documentary as well...
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Gia Ford Embraces a Daring New Direction with Latest Single “Sleeping in Your Garden” 

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by Kenny Bieber When it comes to rising talent, artists that have their own highly unique aesthetic usually tend to resonate fully with listeners....
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Spiderwebs, Ska & Stefani’s Star: No Doubt’s ‘Tragic Kingdom’ Turns 25

Allison Lips -
“Excuse Me Mr.” ... can you believe No Doubt’s Tragic Kingdom turns 25 years old on October 10? Back in 1996, ska burst into...
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Review: Gus Dapperton, ‘Orca’

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by Kenny Bieber When it comes to young and emerging talent, the pressure can lie tremendously on the success of their debut or...
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Jackson Pines on ‘Half Light,’ Anthony Bourdain, A New Record & More

Bill Bodkin -
There are certain bands that create the perfect for specific seasons. Yes, an obvious statement, yet when the music of Jackson Pines floats through...
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Brian Erickson on ‘Little Secrets,’ Demos for a Difference, Self-Recording & Shore Towns

Bill Bodkin -
It's been a while since Pop Break has talked to a local Asbury Park artist. We all know why -- do we really need...
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