Kid Runner Body Language Reviewed by: Max Miller The year was 2010, although, really, the ball didn’t get rolling until 2011. A band no one had heard of called Foster the People dropped their debut single “Pumped Up Kicks.” It was one of those maddeningly catchy indie-pop songs Read More

Ruby The Rabbitfoot Divorce Party Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Athens, GA singer-songwriter Ruby The Rabbitfoot delivers a different, revamped approach to her sound with her third release, Divorce Party, under this moniker. Gone are the guitars and drums that helped bring Ruby Read More

Pfarmers Our Puram Reviewed by: Asher Wolf When I learned that Our Puram is thematically centered on an infamous religious cult-cum-hippie commune from the ‘80s, many of its puzzling qualities suddenly made sense: the obsessive, enigmatic lyrics; the pungent eeriness despite the Read More

Kelsey Waldon I’ve Got A Way By: Julia Cirignano Kelsey Waldon bleeds country music. Catch her latest album I’ve Got a Way, which exhibits both her authenticity and the ways in which she has been influenced by classic country musicians. Waldon is the real deal — born Read More

by Brenda Hillegas & Chris Caronna Tonight, tomorrow, Saturday AND Sunday, you can catch the City of Brotherly Love’s very own Big Jay Oakerson at Helium (2031 Sansom Street).  Big Jay currently co-hosts “The Bonfire” on Sirius XM’s Comedy Central Read More

by Brittney Corridean Prince George County gave birth to synth pop band Prinze George- a trio that is quickly shedding a bright light onto the indie music scene. With a new album released on August 5th, Illiterate Synth Pop, and a show coming up in Philadelphia a week from now, Read More