Matt Mays Coyote Reviewed by Andi Bricklin   Before I say another word about this record,  stop what you’re doing, surf the interwebs to your favorite online record store and download “Zita” from Matt Mays’ album, Coyote. Go ahead, this can wait. K, Read More

The Dear Hunter Migrant Reviewed by Joseph Tingle     The Dear Hunter’s fifth major work, Migrant, is either the most or least ambitious album the band have ever created. While most contemporary acts establish their sound and fan bases before “risking it all” on Read More

by Dan Emmons Philly rock band John and Brittany left a lasting impression on this writer Friday night at The Legendary Dobbs on South Street. I cannot remember the last time I saw a band, with no knowledge of their catalog, and was blown away by every song.  From catchy riffs, Read More

by Foluke Gabrielle Denis In the 21st century, we’ve grown to know and love the 3D and IMAX experience. However, these forms of cinematic bliss were first built on the foundation of 20th century silent films. Silent films are not nostalgic for this generation, however Read More

by Christina Andreadis It’s an exciting time in the John Brown’s Body camp as I had the opportunity to speak with the band’s drummer, Tommy Benedetti, about the release of their new album, Kings & Queens and much more. On April 16th, JBB will celebrate the release Read More

by Avalon Lee On March 27, Hey Marseilles took the stage at Johnny Brenda’s.  Philadelphia was one stop on their national tour promoting their sophomore album, Lines We Trace, which was released on March 5th.  The tour kicked off on the first of the month in their hometown of Read More