Nada Surf Peaceful Ghosts Reviewed by: Max Miller If you, like me, only hazily remember the name Nada Surf, allow me to jog your memory. During the alt-rock boom of the mid-’90s, a scrappy young band of charming, humorous upstarts signed to a major label and recorded their debut Read More

Memphis May Fire This Light I Hold Reviewed by: Geno Thackara Take a little alt-rock groove and a big pile of nu-metal rage, add a couple anthemic hooks alongside the machine-gun drumming, and you’re in for a dynamic ride with Memphis May Fire. They’re locked in as Read More

Slothrust Everyone Else Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier The garage rock band, Slothrust, returns with the trio’s latest release, Everyone Else, and shows an immense amount of growth compared to their last record. The three-piece opens the 10-song set with an in-your-face instrumental, Read More

by Dan Williams The house was sold out on Sunday night at the Fillmore. The stage was set in a tropical theme with a backdrop of potted plants, an array of suspended white globes and a neon sign spelling out “Signs of Light,” their latest album name. The packed crowd was ready Read More

by Tiffany Taylor For the first stop of their US tour, Wet and opener Demo Taped started in Philadelphia to kick things off. It was hot for a Tuesday night and the crowd of fans waited outside of the doors of Union Transfer to eagerly be let in. The feeling was calm and patient Read More

Jacuzzi Boys Ping Pong Reviewed by: Max Miler You’d be forgiven for thinking the Jacuzzi Boys are from Los Angeles. After all, they extolled the virtues of Los Angeles on a song called “Los Angeles” on their sophomore album Los Angeles. (Okay, just kidding — the album was called Read More