by Janelle Engle The first time I had heard Oberhofer’s debut album, Time Capsules II, I immediately had to listen to it again. The album makes you want to be in love, fall in love, fall out of love over and over again. Oberhofer writes lyrics in an almost Taylor Swift Read More

by Tadhg Ferry Member of The Bangles, Susanna Hoffs, embarked on a tour earlier this month in support of her third solo album, Someday, released in mid-summer. I spoke with Susanna about the recording of the album, her influences, and the psychotropic effects of hot tea. That Read More

by Brenda Hillegas What’s the hipshake…Philly style? It’s a way to work off your Thanksgiving dinner, for sure. Join Christine Ohlman on the Saturday after turkey day to shake your hips and listen to her sweet rock-n-soul voice. This long-running vocalist for Read More

Green Day ¡Dos! Reviewed by Chris Panico Green Day’s new album ¡Dos! starts off with a short, stripped down track, complete with beautiful Simon and Garfunkel-esque harmonies—a surprising start for the punk legends, but nonetheless very satisfying. Unfortunately for fans, track Read More

by Ashley Parker-Roman   A quiet band with a strong message, it is very safe to say that Field Report is well on their way to doing greatness. The band was featured as an act at SXSW this year, has garnered recognition from Spin Magazine, Rolling Stone Magazine, and NPR, and Read More

Deftones Koi No Yokan Reviewed by: Joe Tingle Deftones are a band true to themselves. Their seventh studio album, Koi No Yokan, sees the quintet sticking to their guns once again with a performance that is stylistically similar to previous records, but in no way deprived of Read More