Jazz artist Kat Edmonson talks about music industry, inspiration, and dreams
Written by Maria Arroyo With the lockdown in place for Delaware County, I find myself trying to connect with people as often as possible, even more specifically, those who can keep reopening myRead More
An Interview with John Taylor of Delco Quarantine Open Mic
Written by Maria Arroyo Recently, I had a chance to talk with John Taylor, the creator of the ever-growing Delco Quarantine Open Mic Facebook page! We stumbled across the page amidst this wholeRead More
Written by Nick Hopton “Dearly Beloved….We Are Gathered Here Today To Get Through This Thing Called Life….” Fuck. What a predicament we have found ourselves in at this time. You thought everyRead More
New Blood: PHNTMS Release A Tour De Force In “Back Burner”
Written by Nick Hopton Alright. I have to admit something right off the bat. I’m in love with this band. There…I said it. A few months ago, I had the distinct pleasure of walking into aRead More
Aaron Neville Apache Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Aaron Neville. A voice of an angel that’s known for singing classic love songs like “Don’t Know Much,” “Tell It Like It Is,” and “Everybody Plays... Read More
The heat this past week has been unbearable and it’s not getting better! We want just a hint of cold weather to cool us off for a few minutes, right? And then once winter rolls around,... Read More
review and photos by Alexandra Healey I usually hurry to shows at Underground Arts to get a good spot. Because of the fact that I’m pretty short and if I don’t get there soon enough,... Read More
The Way Down Wanderers Self Titled Reviewed by: Julia Cirignano The Way Down Wanderers combines folk with boy-band appeal: a quintet with gorgeous vocals, instrumentals, some dreads and a whole... Read More
Kel Valhaal New Introductory Lectures on the System of Transcendental Qabala Reviewed by: Max Miller I have to admit, when I first discovered that Kel Valhaal was the experimental electronic... Read More
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A Friday night on a holiday weekend and a 10:30 start time. This might spell death for other bands, but British imports, Scars on 45, packed the Tin Angel in Philadelphia on May 25. Their set lasted just over an hour and included about ten songs, mostly off their self-titled Read More
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Findlay Brown Slow Light Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt My focus in the wide world of music criticism has been a noted obsession with all things punk and post-punk. Whenever I get the chance to review something distinctly separate from these two broad classifications I Read More
