Two Inch Astronaut Foulbrood Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson   Foulbrood, the latest album by Two Inch Astronaut, is on the lighter side of heavy metal and an excellent transition album for listeners interested in getting more into the genre. The lyrics, although kinda dark, Read More

Nicholas Krgovich On Cahuenga Reviewed by: Lara Supan   What do you get when John Mayer makes love to a synthesizer? Nicholas Krgovich’s companion album, On Cahuenga. Krgovich recently released an album titled On Sunset with some wonderfully orchestrated, sonically Read More

by Adam McGrath From talking to Shark Tape frontman Stephen Lorek earlier in the week, I knew that Saturday night’s show at MilkBoy meant the world to him. He and his bandmates were bringing their new album, Marathon, into the world, and plenty of friends and fans were there Read More

by Peter Brizick I was excited when I accepted the assignment of providing a show review of The Wytches.  After all, they are from Brighton and I have family in Brighton, Michigan.  Only after digging in a little deeper in my research did I learn that my sense of geography was Read More

by Lauren Rosier The music industry has been missing bands and solo artists that possess a different sound than most mainstream artists; however, Philadelphia-based band, Vacationer, has presented us with a solution to what was lacking. Their sophomore release, Relief, has a Read More

by Adam McGrath A fired-up crowd came out to support Philadelphia band Modern Suits Friday night at Kung Fu Necktie as the band debuted tracks from their new EP, Every Light. From longtime friends to that one weirdly intense dancing girl, everyone joined in the good vibes as Read More