A story about some of the most legendary punks of the Philadelphia punk scene. By Sophia Varoumas Sometimes when a band breaks up, its forever. Typically, a musician’s life revolves aroundRead More
Sis the Berkeley-based try more worldly approach to new record, Gas Station Roses
by Teyquil Skelton On a quiet warm night, I entered the world of the band Sis from San Francisco as the lead singer, Jenny Gillespie-Mason, and I, conversated about music, life, mothering,Read More
The NYC/Philly art-rock outfit, Pretend Collective, share self-titled album via the Giving Groove
by Teyquil Skelton The NYC/Philly art-rock band, Pretend Collective, have been working on music over the past two years as they recorded song after song trying to see which one solely fits theRead More
South African born pop artist David Browning shares danceable EP, ‘Now You See Me’
The South African-born, Canadian pop artist, David Browning, has always been enthralled with making music since a young age. While working in medicine, Browning maintains his true passion forRead More
Tove Lo Queen of the Clouds Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson Queen of the Clouds, Tove Lo’s new album, is exhilarating. With clear and superbly polished and instrumentation and vocals, Queen of the... Read More
The Rural Alberta Advantage Mended With Gold Reviewed by: Lara Supan Welcome to every Grey’s Anatomy and movie soundtrack song ever. The Rural Alberta Advantage sure knows how to... Read More
The Rural Alberta Advantage Mended With Gold Reviewed by: Lara Supan Welcome to every Grey’s Anatomy and movie soundtrack song ever. The Rural Alberta Advantage sure knows how to... Read More
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Album Reviews
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Marc Kamhi Breakdown Reviewed by: Jen Levins Marc Kamhi’s EP “Breakdown” opens with the line “it’s all the same”, an unfortunately accurate summation of everything that follows. Kamhi’s vocal style is a hybrid of Springsteen, Tom Petty, and Bob Dylan. Accompanied only by his Read More
