There will always be something special about an artist that is unafraid to put themselves out there. We all have our vulnerabilities but too many people try to hide them away underneath a facade. Not our friend Ian Keller of Orphan Prodigy. He puts his truth and full emotions out there for all of us
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’90s Alt-Rock Royalty Roars Back: Sparkle And Fade Still Cuts Deep Picture this: a sold-out Irving Plaza on a crisp October night, the air thick with anticipation for nostalgia sounds as a sea of flannel-clad millennials (and their ironic Gen Z tag-alongs) packs the Irving Plaza floor like it’s 1997 all over again. Everclear—those Portland
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Sarah Herrera, the unapologetic punk provocateur from The Bronx, delivers a gut-punch of raw energy and biting introspection with her track I Guess That’s What It All Came Back To, Didn’t It? Known for her fearless approach to music and disdain for the commodified music industry, Herrera channels her chaotic spirit into this ska-punk firecracker,
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Sad to say I don’t get out to as many smaller shows as I’d like to anymore but when I do, it is for an expected banger of a show. This past Friday, June 13, 2025, Indie Band Guru was invited to check out The Baxbys and Camisole at Pianos’ Showroom in New York City’s
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