by Michelle Singer If you love running and rock ‘n’ roll, then next weekend Philadelphia is the place to be for two days of running mixed with live bands performing at every mile increment of the courses. Spectators are more than welcome to come to all these mini Read More

by Holli Stephens Members of opener Philip Lassiter and Snarky Puppy strolled by me as I sat in a small desk area in WXPN’s headquarters 30 minutes before the start of the show. My eyes always seem to gravitate toward the floor and a pair of beat up black Converse shoes soon Read More

by Holli Stephens Members of opener Philip Lassiter and Snarky Puppy strolled by me as I sat in a small desk area in WXPN’s headquarters 30 minutes before the start of the show. My eyes always seem to gravitate toward the floor and a pair of beat up black Converse shoes soon Read More

by Matt Kelchner Hailed as being one of the forefathers of the “emo” scene, it’s been a long time since Mineral were a functioning band. A LONG time. The Austin four piece officially broke up after finishing their sophomore album, EndSerenading, in 1997. Their collection of songs Read More

by Matt Kelchner Hailed as being one of the forefathers of the “emo” scene, it’s been a long time since Mineral were a functioning band. A LONG time. The Austin four piece officially broke up after finishing their sophomore album, EndSerenading, in 1997. Their collection of songs Read More

by Jane Roser Halfway between the homes of songwriters Avi Vinocur and Patrick Dyer Wolf lies a virtual ghost town called Goodnight, Texas. There exists no post office (they lost that 100 years ago), only one store and about 18 townsfolk. Each of those 18 townsfolk own a copy of Read More