Author Archives: Dave

Litany’s Sadgirl

It’s been four long years that I’ve been waiting for Litany’s debut album to drop. In my gay opinion, her previous EPs are pop perfection and I was expecting her album, Sadgirl, to be more of the same but it’s actually much deeper lyrically but just as musically pleasing. Sadgirl is like a pop therapy…

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Chloe Moriondo’s oyster

Last week, after four years of being a fan, I finally got to meet Chloe Moriondo at an album release event at the music store Rough Trade in New York City where they performed four acoustic songs (three off their new album and one of their classics), signed copies of their new album “oyster” and…

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Krysten Ritter’s Retreat

In 2012 I became a Krysten Ritter fan because of her show “Don’t Trust The Bitch In Apartment 23”. Which is no surprise, with a title like that. Its fun when she pops up on different shows or movies I’m watching. Most recently it was “Veronica Mars”; a pandemic binge watch and I just checked…

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Zee Machine’s Can I Be Really Honest…?

Last month I went to the “Calling All Lifeforms…Is That All There Is To A Tour?” here in Connecticut. Zee Machine was one of the acts on the bill. This was my first introduction to Zee’s music, which is upbeat dance with some ballads thrown in and Zee’s stage presence has a gravitational pull that…

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Tori Amos’ Tori And The Muses

There are a few divas who I worship but know I will never meet…Madonna and Cher, I’m looking at you. Tori Amos held a spot on that list until she posted on Instagram a book tour to promote her new children’s book “Tori And The Muses” with a stop at the Barnes & Nobel Union…

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Calling All Lifeforms…Is That All There Is To A Tour?

Happy Valentine’s Day, here’s something sweet with some Candi for you! Tonight my plans involve a little self love (a yoga class, pervs) and then in bed early with my partner recovering from the best foursome I experienced in a while, at least since the “Unladylike Tour” of 2024. My Valentine’s Eve was spent in…

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