by Stephen Krock It’s Last Call at the National Constitution Center! April 28th marks the tragic conclusion of American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition, the NCC’s current exhibition. Curated by Pulitzer Prize finalist Daniel Okrent, the exhibition boasts Read More

by Erinn Fortson Mariama Koroma has just put her 11 month year-old daughter to sleep when I reach her by phone on a Tuesday night in March. She later tells me that her first performance with Song Dogs was only two weeks before she delivered her baby. I imagine that motherhood is Read More

by Michele Zipkin Guitarist Mike Mizwinski, AKA Miz, has been making music that is propelling him in a positive direction.  With a lifetime of practicing and listening to legendary folk and rock artists, he is quite an accomplished guitar player, creating beautiful soulful Read More

by Stephen Krock Now this is a story all about how my life got flipped, turned upside down. And I’d like to take a minute. Just sit down tight. I’ll tell you all about the Tigers from a town called Bayside. As a child of the 90s, nostalgia is a huge part of my life. Read More

Neon Indian Errata Anex Reviewed by Jane Roser     Neon Indian is definitely high-brow. Their new EP, a remix of songs from their last album, Era Extraña is entitled Errata Anex, an anagram of Era Extraña. Optimo, Boyd Rice, Pattern, Actress and Twin Shadow (all bands I Read More

The Escape New Direction Reviewed by Stephen Krock     After a two year hiatus, Philly based rock band, The Escape has returned with the aptly titled EP, New Direction. As professed on the group’s official website, they spent their time away writing and Read More