That Mag Showcases Touches the Heart Then Gets You Rockin’
Written By Killian O’Neill, Photographed by Liv Foltiny My dream of being able to listen to live music while sitting on comfy couches finally came to fruition this past Saturday night atRead More
A Conversation with Izza About Her Music and the Importance of Mental Health
Written by Maria Arroyo Photographed by Carianne Older “I think surrounding yourself with like-minded and supportive people is important. However, I have learned that true happiness comesRead More
Written by By Killian O’Neil Photos by Mark Franzen Dry Reef is something of pure alchemy. This band continues its journey beyond adolescence and into adulthood. The best way to explain theirRead More
Written by Suzi Metzon Photographs by Jeff Fasano and Vanessa Sundra The Bacon Brothers have returned back to their home in Philadelphia with a very special new release. Their new songRead More
Nick Hakim Green Twins Reviewed by: Max Miller Green Twins, the debut full-length from NYC-based soul singer Nick Hakim, is marked by woozy synths and hypnagogic washes of delay. Its sonic... Read More
by Lauren Rosier Indie folk/alternative Boston-based trio, Tall Heights, and Vermont-based singer/songwriter, Henry Jamison, played to an intimate, attentive crowd of music lovers last night at... Read More
by Lauren Rosier The last time we spoke with Michael Kepko and Philadelphia’s Civil Youth it was nearly a year ago and they were voted into Radio 104.5’s top four to open the local alt-rock... Read More
Kita Alexander Hotel Reviewed by: Geno Thackara You probably haven’t heard of Kita Alexander if you’re not Australian – she’s only released a couple EPs and one... Read More
Chris Stapleton From A Room, Volume 1 Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier When Traveller was released, Chris Stapleton wasn’t widely known to the country music scene. Fans of his work with the... Read More
Jolie Holland Wine Dark Sea Reviewed by: Lara Supan Wine Dark Sea sounds like a drunk Etta James playing with a band on acid. I hope that’s what she was going for. The first song on this album, “On and On”, illustrates Jolie Holland’s inability to pronounce words in a way Read More