The Coathangers Suck My Shirt Reviewed by: Stephen Krock   Seven years ago, The Coathangers were a band before they were musicians. Banding together, as it were, to play local joints and parties with a strictly “just for fun” mantra. Time has seen growth, but thankfully no Read More

The War On Drugs Lost In The Dream Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   Front-man and lyricist Adam Granduciel has dug deeper into himself than ever before. The result is an album that is at times lonely and brooding but, contradictorily enough, also a collection of songs that Read More

Taking Back Sunday Happiness Is Reviewed by: Melissa Komar   Happiness Is, the sixth and latest eleven track album by Taking Back Sunday, is just that: happiness in the form of a blissful, musical walk that takes you back to the greatness churned out by the original and now Read More

Foster the People Supermodel Reviewed by: Melissa Komar   Supermodel, Foster the People’s sophomore 12-track album has a tough act to follow in the trio’s Grammy nominated debut album Torches and chart-topping hit “Pumped Up Kicks”, but follow it does, with an Read More

by Matt Kelchner On Saturday night Marissa Nadler took the trip down I-95 from her current residence in the Boston area to Johnny Brenda’s to help celebrate the release of her latest album, July. Despite being somewhat under the weather, Nadler still wowed the crowd with her Read More

by Marcus Bonner Almost all of South Jersey and Montgomery County’s corniest white people turned out en masse to the Electric Factory Friday night to enjoy the sights and sounds of The Glitch Mob’s Love Death Immortality tour. The show was everything the band had promised and Read More