By Dan Emmons   Australian retro-dance pop band Gold Fields brought their show to the TLA last week as part of their February-March US and Canada tour.  The tour came through Philadelphia as a pit stop on its way to SXSW to promote their single “Dark Again”  off Read More

Iceage You’re Nothing Reviewed by Andi Bricklin     Noise, chaos, disjointed thoughts, feelings of aggression and hopelessness.   Is “hardcore emo-punk” a genre?  Because that is where I would classify this sophomore release from Iceage. The lads of Iceage have Read More

 Flume Self titled Reviewed by Michele Zipkin   The twenty-one-year-old Australian producer whose musical nom de plume is Flume has been making positive waves in the beat-making scene with his debut self-titled record, officially released on February 19th.  This young artist Read More

by Nick Hancock   “What we don’t want to do is be that band that’s just touring traditional dingy rock clubs,” says John. “But we don’t mind that,” says Brittany. If you’re one of the lucky, in possession of a ticket to Silvertide’s sold out reunion show March 9th at Read More

by Jason Sendaula   An after party should be just that: a party. And a party was had in the Balcony at the Trocadero this weekend after the second day of the convention with bands Another Vendetta, Sparklefight and a performance by Pretty Poison Burlesque to bridge them Read More

On Top Of  The Monumental Anniversary, The Long-lived California Rocks Release Their 10th Studio Album by Matt Kelchner   It’s hard to find a band nowadays who stick together for ten years. Some newer bands find it difficult to make it past five. It’s equally challenging to Read More