Scot Sax 500 Gigs and A Hard Drive Reviewed by Andi Bricklin     If you’re not familiar with the musical talents of Scot Sax, you have some serious catching up to do.  Sax has been a huge part of the Philly music scene for a few decades now, going back to when WDRE Read More

Dreamers Dose At Least We’re Happy Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     A new rock band hits the scenes today. Dreamers Dose released their debut album, At Least We’re Happy. This 11 track album will be a hit for those fond of Radiohead and Coldplay. However, Read More

Soft Metals Lenses Reviewed by Stephen Krock     As their name would suggest, Soft Metals is awash in contradictions. They produce layered, harsh electronic riffs while a breathy songstress sighs out dreamy lyrics. The result is a well-mixed batch of siren songs Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette Ska music combines the best of multiple genres- the rhythm and sound of reggae and jazz to the upbeat energy in rock. Not always the easiest sound to capture and succeed in, The Pinstripes have done just that for the past ten years and they’re coming to Read More

Worthwhile Carry On Kid Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Bay Area band, Worthwhile rereleases Carry On Kid, their third album. This 11 track album kicks up the tone a notch from their first two with a more hardcore edge than the pop/punk prior releases. A harder sounds Read More

Pet Shop Boys Electric Review by John Hyland     The synth-pop duo is back, but this time with producer Stuart Price. Best known for his work on Madonna’s Confessions on a Dance Floor, Price drives Pet Shop Boys’ 12th studio album, Electric, into modern times without Read More