by Jane Roser No Depression Magazine calls Peter Bradley Adams “…one of the most consistently eloquent and pleasing singer/songwriters on the scene. Indeed, his brand of musical melancholy is so specific and evocative that, sometimes, listening through his catalog is the Read More

by Mely Duong Yesterday, on April 29, 2014, Matt Goss debuted his first U.S. release, Life You Imagine, through Virgin Records.  One glance at Matt Goss and you perceive a dapper, suave gentleman.  His image is suggestive of a smooth voice that can hit sweet highs and lows – a Read More

by Ari Roth Looking for something to do this weekend? How about a citywide bar crawl? This Saturday, May 3rd, will be the World’s Largest Bar Crawl in Philadelphia, attempting a Guinness World Record currently held by a 2013 crawl in Kansas City. This is a unique Read More

Damon Albarn Everyday Robots Reviewed by: Brian Roser After listening to Everyday Robots, I wanted to give Mr. Albarn a teddy bear and a big hug. If you are in a good mood, don’t listen to this album. If, on the other hand, you are wallowing in existential angst, this is the Read More

Secret Colours Positive Distractions Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson   Positive Distractions, the latest album by Secret Colours, is an odyssey of haunting lyrics and strong instrumentation.  This album flaunts the versatility of the band’s sound, ranging across melodies Read More

Ray LaMontagne Supernova Reviewed by: Lara Supan   And now for something completely different. You probably won’t believe this is Ray LaMontagne on his new album Supernova, but it is! This gritty folk icon has given himself a makeover and ended up sounding like a Read More