by Sebastian Mackay It’s time to get your tickets for the Craft Beer Express. On March 8th, the pub crawl for appreciators of a fine brew will be ready for another round. It began with some ingenuity by Philly bar owners and if you’re excited by in-depth tasting events and Read More

We Are Scientists TV En Francais Reviewed by: Stephen Krock   In this fourth album, the band proves they are still indeed scientists with the meticulous biology of their songs and the chemistry they have with their genre. We Are Scientists have always covered the scope of Read More

DA & The Jones Sirens Reviewed by: Samantha Weinraub This is the debut LP from artists Daniel Ahearn and Mindy Jones. Their sound is heartfelt and a low-key blend of their dreamy voices and percussion. “Take Me Home” starts out with a simple blended male and female melody Read More

Pharrell Williams G I R L Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   I expected less from one half of the tragedy that was “Blurred Lines” and so to say this album is utterly dreadful is presumptuous. It’s by no means earth shattering and it doesn’t bring anything new to the genre, or Read More

Pony Boy The Devil In Me Reviewed By: Sebastian Mackay   Pony Boy, oddly enough, reminds me of New Zealand’s Ginny Blackmore. It’s the husky, smokey rasp of the voice that’s somehow endearing and yet also utterly captivating. Musically the EP works as a complement to Pony Read More

Eternal Summers The Drop Beneath Reviewed by: Adam McGrath   Eternal Summers sounds like a band you’d find on the West Coast, but the Virginia-based trio must simply have an inner lightness that finds its way into their music. The band’s fourth LP, The Drop Beneath (Kanine Read More