by Angel Park Emilie Autumn is not your typical musician. She is not a pop star. She is not a rock icon. She is a trained violinist with a Victorian-like fashion sense and a haunting voice that will battle among the masses to be remembered. She is a unique force to be reckoned Read More

by Samantha Weinraub One graying, long-bearded man in a tie-dye t -shirt makes eye contact at a bubbly, curly-haired woman in a flowing dress from across the room, and then they proceed to shimmy their way towards each other, smiling all the while. The crowd parts, to make way Read More

by Jaz Bowens When some people think of country music they think of tumbleweeds, the old west and a dusty rural road that leads to a rickety ranch in Texas or the shining lights of Nashville, Tennessee. Actually, that is the scene that popped into my mind whenever I thought of Read More

by Angel Park In honor of the 40th anniversary of Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions, Philadelphia based jazz band Aaron and The Spell performed on Wednesday at The World Cafe. The show mesmerized their all-ages audience, and the room was filled with nothing but smiles during the hour Read More

by Ricky Haldis It was a dark and chilly Autumn night when I found myself walking along the desolate Main Street in the heart of West Chester. The small college town seemed abandoned, absent of any activity within the rows of stores and houses. As I neared my destination, a Read More

by Samantha Weinraub “Cruising” is exactly how my conversation with Andrew Campanelli from rockin’ band The Revivalists went, and that is exactly what he was doing. Chatting with me on the road from somewhere between North Carolina and Virginia, Campanelli shared Read More