Artist: The Wonder Years Album: Sister Cities Label: Hopeless Records Rating: Photo courtesy of Hopeless Records I once read a joke online that, in their 2010 album The … Album Review: The Wonder Years ‘Sister Cities’
You’ve heard of long distance friendships, relationships and phone calls, but have you heard of a long distance band? Welcome to the world of Vertical 48! Despite being separated by … Artist Profile: Vertical 48
The cast of Stranger Things aren’t limited to just acting; some of the actors also dabble in music. Probably the most well-known is Finn Wolfhard, who plays Mike Wheeling in … The many bands of Stranger Things
Breakups are hard. Especially if it’s the break up of your favorite band. For this week’s BSR Beats we put together a collection of songs by bands that have famously … BSR Beats #27 – Break Up
Album: I Need To Start A Garden Artist: Haley Heynderickx Label: Mama Bird Recording Co. Release Date: March 2, 2018 Rating: Walking to my car on Wednesday, … Album Review: Haley Heynderickx – I Need To Start A Garden
In an effort for our listeners to get to know the staff at BSR (and to provide excellent music), we’re featuring a different BSR staffer made playlist every week. … BSR Staff Playlist: Nate’s Best of the B-Sides
Now that we are officially in April it’s the perfect time to show some April Fools love and have a silly playlist. This week’s BSR Beats is full of humorous … BSR Beats #26 – A Funny April Fool
Photos by Bridget Craig From Dallas,Texas Quiet, Please is an up and coming band that is sure to take the world by storm. The band consists of four members: Brice … An Interview with Quiet, Please
In an effort for our listeners to get to know the staff at BSR (and to provide excellent music), we’re featuring a different BSR staffer made playlist every week. Do … BSR Staff Playlist: Kellie’s ‘This One’s For the Ladiez’
Album: NCT 2018: Empathy Artist: NCT Label: SM Entertainment Release Date: March 14, 2018 Rating: When the concept of NCT was first introduced back in 2016, K-pop fans … Album Review: NCT 2018 – ‘Empathy’