by Adam McGrath Guitarist Clark Vogeler joined the Texas alt-rock band, Toadies, in 1996, just as Interscope Records started to muck everything up. It was two years since “Possum Kingdom” dominated airwaves, but this was the beginning of the end of times for major label Read More

by Dominique V. Richardson Only one of the coolest and mind-blowing experiences of your adult life and childhood, The Philly Brick Fest LEGO Fan Festival welcomes LEGO enthusiasts of all ages to the Philadelphia Expo Center to witness over 75,00 square feet of collaborative Read More

by Melissa Komar Much to the delight of fans, Bailiff, the Chicago-based trio just released their second full-length album, Remise.  Backed by another Kickstarter campaign, Bailiff’s latest work since the release of 2011’s Red Balloon, sees the band exploring new territory. Read More

by Donte Kirby “If it’s not alive, it’s not live,” is the band’s mantra when it comes to live shows and what Abner Ramirez tells me. He’s one half of the married duo, Johnnyswim, and his voice is playful and full of life, no doubt energized by his other half, Amanda Sudano. Read More

Keb’ Mo’ BLUESAmericana Reviewed by: Lara Supan   This album could not be titled any better. A straight and simple blues Americana album from Keb’ Mo’ will give you exactly what it promises. BLUESAmericana is a sweet, light-hearted and playful album filled with back river Read More

Eels The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett Reviewed by: Lara Supan   Eels have outdone themselves this time. The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett is an intelligent, creative masterpiece with thirteen short and sweet tales that will leave you wanting more. The Read More