Concert Review: Here Come the Mummies

Truthfully, seeing Here Come the Mummies again at the House of Blues near me was one of the concerts I was really looking forward to last year until COVID put life and live music on hold. Sure, their Halloween livestream was awesome, but I really wanted to be in the room with the band and feed off of their insane energy. Well, I just got that chance last night!

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Rutherford Falls Season 1

A couple of weeks ago my sister got us a Peacock subscription, so while she’s paying for it for the month, I am taking advantage of it! Somewhat high up on my watchlist was the comedy Rutherford Falls. When you’ve got Ed Helms at the lead of a show, it’s pretty much guaranteed that I’ll tune in. Not only his name was the draw though. After seeing Michael Greyeyes in a bunch of stuff this past year, he was another huge reason for me to watch, and especially in a comedic role! Let’s dive in!

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Fan Art Friday: Vanessa Kirby

I’m sure most of the world knows Vanessa Kirby from The Crown, but given that I try to avoid things related to the royals, she came into my orbit with last year’s critically acclaimed and Oscar nominated film Pieces of a Woman. She even got nominated! During this second year of the pandemic, I got the chance to catch her in an eerie drama called Italian Studies during the Tribeca Film Festival. Everyone else will have to wait until January to feast your eyes on it. I’d say with those performances in the bag she’s got a bright and magnetic future ahead of her. I look forward to what she puts out next!

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Arctic Monkeys – Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino Album Review

I was perhaps the most nervous about listening to the latest album in the Arctic Monkeys discography. From doing some research, I knew this album was going to sound the most different compared to everything else they’ve put out, and Alex Turner is sporting a beard…why? Anyways, let’s dig into Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino.

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Fan Art Friday: Motion City Soundtrack

Back to some mini drawings this week! This time around I wanted to revisit the first ever ball point pen drawing I’d ever done. Back in the tenth grade, I decided to draw Motion City Soundtrack from their album, Commit This to Memory. At the time, I thought it turned out so freaking cool and that’s what spawned me to stick with the pen ever since! Well, looking back at it, it’s sort of rough, but I was thrilled that drawing it this second time around was just as fun. The images are so cool and deserve to be on paper as many times as possible. I’ve got both iterations of this drawing for you, so enjoy.

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