August 12, 2014

by Jane Roser Singer/songwriter Laura Reed’s musical background is eclectic and adventurous. Hailing from South Africa, Reed spent her childhood surrounded by the influences of African music, as well as her parent’s love of Motown. Though all of that influenced the Read More

by Ari Roth Skanks is a brand new documentary, directed by David McMahon, and screening in Philadelphia for the first time in Clark Park. The film is McMahon’s second overall, and first as the only director on a project. On August 14th, you will get a chance to watch Skanks for Read More

Gaslight Anthem Get Hurt Reviewed by: Lara Supan   This album is like that guy at the party who has too much to drink and starts bearing his soul about his horrible love life and how much he has nothing left to live for- AKA a little too awkward to be enjoyable. Gaslight Read More

FKA twigs LP1 Reviewed by: Ari Roth   Over the past two years, FKA twigs has rapidly become one of the most fascinating and consistently brilliant artists breaking new ground for both experimental and pop music. Her first full length, coming on the heels of two prior EPs, is Read More

Lucero Live from Atlanta Reviewed by: Brian Roser   Lucero is rock and roll with a hint of country. They have a great, no nonsense, working class sound. Think Bruce Springsteen, but from Memphis, Tennessee instead of New Jersey. Just like it says on the tin, this is a live Read More

The Pharmacy Spells Reviewed by: Ari Roth   The latest full-length by The Pharmacy is a gentle, bleary-eyed amble of folksy garage rock. It actually takes a step back in fidelity from 2012’s Stoned & Alone, and the whole recording is imbued with a fuzzy, backwoods Read More