by Joe Jamnitzky Whenever a band or artist become huge over the years, sometimes it can result in the general public forgetting the impact of their debut. Such is the case with Foo Fighters’ self-titled debut. Let’s face it, everybody knows who Dave Grohl is. The man’s reputation Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky On July 22nd, South Philly was swarmed by an energetic troop of middle-aged men with great taste in music and a willingness, yet inability, to dance to it.  In other words, the Shilohs and the Fresh & Onlys stopped to share their respective new albums to a Read More

by Donte Kirby OOIOO and Buffalo Stance bring their unique sounds to Johnny Brenda’s on Monday night and took the crowd on an eclectic sonic journey. Buffalo Stance kicked off the night. The four piece from Philadelphia was clad in all black with photo luminescent tape on their Read More

by John Nicholson There’s a reason why PHOX has been rising steadily up through the indie ranks. From their early days in Baraboo, Wisconsin to Monday’s sold out show at Philly’s Boot and Saddle, the camaraderie amongst this troupe of versatile folk pop storytellers has not Read More

by Bill Repko Teenage Bottlerocket formed back in 2001, from the small town of Laramie, Wyoming. They’ve toured throughout the US and Europe, attracting a wide array of punk rockers from various parts of the world. Drawing from the influence of bands like The Hampton Read More

by Ari Roth Are you a die-hard hardcore punk fan? From Thursday through Sunday this week, the Electric Factory will be transformed into a slice of hardcore heaven, as some of the biggest and best bands in the genre today will play the four day festival. For the sixth year Read More