By Alyse Horn It’s been a long, hot summer tour for The Alternate Routes, but as it winds down the anticipation for playing at the Levitt Steel Stacks tomorrow night in Bethlehem has only grown. “We get to do a wide range of more mellow and intimate material, but also bigger, Read More

Written By: Jodie E. Saueraker There are many people I respect in the Philadelphia music scene and one that stands out is Sonya McDuffie. She recently reached out to That Mag about covering a fundraising event she was hosting for Councilman Kenyatta Johnson. As a magazine, we try Read More

by Ari Roth Vinyl Revival is one of the latest in a new breed of modern record stores, emerging after the supposed “death” of the format as listeners began to return to analog. As Vinyl Revival’s Andrea DiFabio tells me, the store, which opened last August, does indeed sell Read More

by Jane Roser So what’s it like living in a trailer on a 17 acre farm in Tennessee for two years with no central heat or air conditioning? Surprisingly, not so bad. For singer/songwriter Joseph LeMay, the experience was calming and highly inspiring. LeMay lived on his Read More

This year’s August print issue is filled with many of the great performers of the Philadelphia Folk Fest. We won’t bore you with a detailed run down of the entire weekend, so make sure to pick up a copy of the issue or read it online here. The city was cool as folk Read More

by John Nicholson Indie-pop homeboys, Literature, released their second LP today, entitled Chorus.  The band sat own with That Mag to shed some light on Philly’s music community, their creative process, roots in punk and pure-hearted dedication to the DIY culture. Transplants of Read More