by Alyse Horn Saturday night at Union Transfer, the Kalob Griffin Band rocked their 5th Annual Holiday Bash to a crowd of about 800 people. This crowd is what drummer Eric Lawry refers to as the “KGB Family.” Church Girls and American Babies opened for the headliner, Read More

by Brittney Corridean The Hearty pop-rock band Gas Station Disco has had quite a year in 2014. They released their first LP, Port and Starboard,  this past July and played at festivals like Warped Tour and SXSW. As the New Year approaches, these guys are getting ready to keep up Read More

by Lauren Rosier If you’re a fan of indie rock, there’s no doubt you’re familiar with what Rolling Stone dubbed as the King of Indie Rock in Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes. The band may be one of my absolute favorite bands of all time and this record one of my favorites by the Read More

Emay Sinner, Songwriter Reviewed by: Max Miller   The cover of Hamilton, Ontario-based rapper/producer Emay’s Sinner, Songwriter EP features five stylized faces — masks, one might venture to guess. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist, or even a writer resorting to the rocket Read More

The City on Film La Vella Reviewed by: Jordy Lyric     Braid is one of those 90’s bands that never quite faded with the coming of the new era. Some may even call them pioneers of the emo movement, citing their third album, Frame and Canvas. Their reunion shows Read More

by Matt Kelchner After weeks of being out on the road, touring behind their newly released album Descensus, Doylestown’s own Circa Survive arrived back in the southeastern corner of Pennsylvania for two shows last weekend. Joining them along the trek were fellow Keystone state Read More