by Michelle Singer Tomorrow, seven local breweries are putting together their own bands and competing live at World Cafe. After a highly successful show last year, raising over $7,000 for the winning band’s charity of choice, Band of Brewers is back. Each band performs three Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette Can’t make it out to Los Angeles for all the glitz and glamour of Oscar weekend? Don’t fret, events are happening around Philadelphia where you can screen the movies up for the big awards all thanks to the Philadelphia Film Society. It’s slightly the Read More

by Michelle Singer If you haven’t already heard of Greensgrow Farms it’s definitely time you have.  Their motto “growers of food flowers and neighborhoods” is a beautiful description of what this organization is all about.  Greensgrow, located at 2501 E. Cumberland Street, is a Read More

by Jane Roser “It’s like The Replacements meets Whiskeytown.” Philly native and Bastards of Earle founder Todd Zamostien is describing his band’s sound since the recent addition of a bassist (Brett Riley) and drummer (Bart Riley). Inspired by such musical Read More

by Michele Zipkin In this day in our pop-soaked music age, it’s getting less common to find a musician who can sing live with the same passion and purity of tone as Lily Kershaw.  This past Sunday night, the twenty-two year old Los Angeles native cooed and belted out arresting Read More

Doomsquad Kalaboogie Reviewed by: Sebastian Mackay   First and foremost, Doomsquad get extra points for having inventive song titles (“Born From the Marriage of the Moon and a Crocodile”, “Kalaboogie”, “Ovoo”). More importantly, however, is the music itself. “When the Dead Read More