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Songs We Don’t Hate Yet – An Interview with Don Babylon
by Zack “Ziggy” Merritt I know next to nothing about the amount of work it takes to write an album start to finish. I have an idea of the work involved having watched Kate Bush andRead More
17 Sep 2018
Lauren Rosier
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The Maturation of Nalani & Sarina
By Dan Williams It’s been four years since we last checked in with Nalani & Sarina. And they’ve grown. The energetic, superbly talented twins had just turned 21 and were already roadRead More
17 Jul 2018
Lauren Rosier
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Dirt Under Its Nails and Bruises on Its Cheeks: An Interview with James Alex of Beach Slang
by Ziggy Merritt I have single-handedly altered the course of history. That’s what my insecure ego wants me to write and something I’ll return to later in this feature. Here’s a long-windedRead More
13 Jul 2018
Lauren Rosier
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Country-Folk Musicians John Prine and Margo Price Shine at Wolf Trap
Written by Jane Roser Located in Vienna, Virginia, approximately 16 miles from Washington DC, Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts is the only national park in America dedicated to theRead More
11 Jun 2018
Lauren Rosier
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Transgender rocker Lenny Zenith shares solid solo debut, ‘What If The Sun’; some proceeds go to trans organizations

22 Jun 2018

album review, album reviews, Lenny Zenith, What If The Sun, XYYX Records

by Ashley Paskill Rating: Rocking, yet personal While What If The Sun isn’t a music debut for transgender rocker Lenny Zenith, it is the first album released entirely under his own name. Released...

Philly’s indie-rockers Vacationer return with the perfect summer soundtrack with ‘Mindset’

22 Jun 2018

Lauren Rosier

album review, album reviews, Mindset, Philly Artists, Philly Music, shruti pal, vacationer

by Shruti Pal Rating: Bad-ass Philadelphia’s Vacationer returns with their latest LP, Mindset, a perfect record for your summer soundtrack for road trips, rooftop bars, and picnics all...

Philly’s Mondo Cozmo returns to the Foundry for an emotional hometown show

21 Jun 2018

Lauren Rosier

Hold On To Me, indie rock, Leon of Athens, Mondo Cozmo, Psych Rock, the foundry, The Foundry at the Fillmore

by Brian Bricklin Quotes attributed to Josh Ostrander On a beautiful June night in the City of Brotherly LOVE, Mondo Cozmo took the stage to a pumped hometown crowd at Philly’s Foundry in The...

REVIEW: Jason Charles Miller, In The Wasteland

18 Jun 2018

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“Cowboy” Eddie Long, Adam Shoenfeld, Brenda Lee Eager, charlie starr, Duane Betts, Dug Pinnick, jane roser, jason charles miller, Kenny Aronoff, Matt Hyde, Peter Keys, Rickey Medlocke

By Jane Roser On his third full-length studio album, country outlaw rocker Jason Charles Miller, dials down the country sound which dominated his previous albums, allowing his outlaw rocker side...

REVIEW: Deaf Poets, Change & Bloom

15 Jun 2018

Mandy McGee

Alt-rock, Alternative Rock, Change and Bloom, Deaf Poets, ziggy merrit

By Ziggy Merrit Since their start in 2013, Deaf Poets have crept around their subtropical dominion of Miami soaking up the adoration of the local indie scene before reaching more widespread...

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Ty Segall’s 10th album ‘Freedom’s Goblin’

29 Jan 2018

Mandy McGee

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By Lino Fernandez The prolific 30-year old Ty Segall releases his tenth studio album Freedom’s Goblin via Drag City. It’s a whopping 19-song opus, that’s two LPs if you buy it on vinyl. While recorded at five different studios and engineered by a few big names in the business,

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14 Jan 2018

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Blackberry Smoke Creates Electrifying Albums

06 Apr 2018

Mandy McGee

alt country, blackberry smoke, country, country rock, find a light, jane roser

By Jane Roser Atlanta’s favorite “Too Rock for Country, Too Country for Rock” sons Blackberry Smoke are seasoned pros at creating electrifying albums quite unintentionally. Their 2016 hit Like An Arrow was the result of band practice meet-ups and that record

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