by Matt Kelchner On their latest album, Apar, Delorean still has their signature indie dance sound filled with vocal harmonies, but they altered the way in which it was created. After listening to the album through once, it was clear something was a little different. “We still Read More

by Jane Roser “The Rev”, as Jim Heath is affectionately called, has been preaching his high octane, fast paced, big red rocket of love rockabilly music for twenty five fiery years. The flame still burns gloriously on their 11th studio album appropriately titled REV. Read More

by: Elizabeth Wagner Twenty-One Pilots, Switchfoot, New Politics, and MS MR take the stage for Radio 104.5’s Winter Jam, on January 25, 2014. Radio 104.5 also asked local bands to write a song intro for the show, play it, record it, and submit it back to them. After reviewing all Read More

by Erinn Fortson Music has been a therapeutic remedy for heartache since forever ago; especially for those who create it. Artists just seem to have this innate ability to use their ups and downs as a muse, transforming life into song. So naturally, her search for solace pushed Read More

by Melissa Duong When Ships Collide, a local Philadelphia band, is reminiscent of your standard emo garage band with their sixties pop infused indie rock vibe.  As the band describes themselves, they are a “shooby doo wop a wop wop” sort of sound.  I’m not quite sure what that Read More

by Matt Kelchner On a chilly, wintry night in Fishtown, fans cozied up in Johnny Brenda’s to hear some of the best side projects from their favorite bands. Bradford Bucknum of Oldermost treated us with tunes from one of the up and coming local bands, and Avers and Geology treated Read More