#Review: THE BURNOUT GENERATION is Insightful but Short

On December 31, 2019December 30, 2019 By Steven D'AdamoIn Reviews, Writers - Steve D'AdamoLeave a comment

I just finished listening to Anne Helen Petersen’s “The Burnout Generation” on Audible yesterday, and I’m having so many feelings!!!

Okay, that’s overly dramatic, but this was definitely a thought-provoking listen. Continue reading “#Review: THE BURNOUT GENERATION is Insightful but Short” →

I Wanna Be An Alien: Finding a Place in Dead Sara’s New EP

On July 10, 2018July 10, 2018 By Steven D'AdamoIn Reviews, Writers - Steve D'AdamoLeave a comment

Dead Sara occupies a strange space in music right now, at least for me.

I have never heard them on the radio, and when they venture to the east coast from their L.A. home, it always seems to be in smaller venues.

But I have trouble thinking of a band that more poignantly encapsulates my general sense of the world as a 29-year-old American. Their first two albums, 2012’s Dead Sara and 2015’s Pleasure to Meet You, provide nostalgia and newness in their sounds simultaneously.

Their new EP, Temporary Things Taking Up Space, has achieved the same.