June 25, 2013

by Andi Bricklin   When you break down the DNA of successful bands, you can usually find the key ingredients that create their genetic make-up. You have your sibling bands, your husband/wife acts, but most of the time at the heart of a great band, are great friends. The Read More

Hawthorne Heights Zero Reviewed by Andi Bricklin     If there is one thing that School House Rock taught us is that Zero is a hero, and Hawthorne Heights calls out for Zero’s help in their title song stating “You are my only hope!” The thing is, they are not looking for Read More

Ryan Power Identity Picks Reviewed by Andi Bricklin     If you’re looking for some fun tunes that you can jam along to in your car, this is NOT your record.  If you like the kind of music that gets airplay at 4 a.m. with lots of synthesizers, then download the Read More

by Christian Pezzino While that great white sphere bathed the city of Philadelphia in celestial luminescence on Saturday night, the largest moon of the year felt rather trivial compared to Sucker Punch’s first show since 2002. Marc Brownstein reunited with long time friend Read More

The Mars Patrol Young Lovers Reviewed by Stephen Krock     There’s nothing like a band that knows itself. The Mars Patrol’s newest EP, Young Lovers, evokes emotions and images that make its title ring true. There is a whole relationship in these five songs. Read More

Donna the Buffalo Tonight, Tomorrow and Yesterday Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     After a five-year hiatus from an album release, Donna the Buffalo is back with Tonight, Tomorrow and Yesterday. The band’s career spans over 25 years and ten albums for Jeb Purer Read More