Dâm-Funk Invite the Light Reviewed by: Max Miller     Fans of Dâm-Funk might not be surprised to learn that Invite the Light, funk guru Damon Riddick’s highly-anticipated follow-up to 2009’s Toeachizown, is as long as a feature-length film. Riddick is known for amassing Read More

Oh Wonder Heart Hope Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim     Oh Wonder fans, your year-long ritual of receiving a new song on the first of each month has come to an end with the release of Heart Hope. Now, look forward to listening to their debut album, featuring fifteen songs Read More

Painted Palms Horizons Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier     Painted Palms is a band that has a vibe ranging from ’60s pop to ’80s new wave, but nonetheless they know how to do it well. Horizons, is all about the pulsating dance beats. The sophomore record is Read More

by Lauren Rosier Stereophonics’ Language. Sex. Violence. Other? is the epitome of a British rock and roll record. I first heard the band from a friend of mine, Adam Smith, who is in the Harrisburg-based band, Bridges and a Bottle. He was a huge Stereophonics fan and for Read More

by Matt Kelchner With Labor Day Weekend and this year’s Made In America Festival quickly approaching, we are here to help give a little help when it comes to dividing up your time each day. Sure the headliners are great and all, but there are also a lot of great local artists Read More

by Jaz Bowens The Lid, a rock musical by Pat Finnerty, presented by BRAT Productions will be at Underground Arts this weekend helping to kick off Philly’s 17 day Fringe Festival. The Lid is about the reawakening of life. Everyone will be able to see themselves in, or shall I say, Read More