Mark Erelli For a Song Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Whenever I try to find perfection in a folk album I know I’m not coming from the right place. Trying to find perfection in anything is a faulty venture from the start. Instead what validates folk and its branches are the Read More

by Adelie Salagnac From appearances on national television or selling out historic venues, to almost breaking up, Run River North’s journey has been a wild one. The members of this California-based Korean-American indie folk-rock band had to learn the hard way what being a band Read More

The Dose Reviewed by: Max Miller It’s one of those “makes-you-feel-old” tidbits worthy of a Buzzfeed article: Nevermind is as old today as Sgt. Pepper was when Kurt Cobain and co. inadvertently started a musical revolution back in September of 1991. The story, nowadays so Read More

Woods City Sun Eater In The River of Light Reviewed By: Lauren Rosier Upon first listen to the latest Woods record, I felt like the band aimed to incorporate influences of Mexican music or the Hispanic culture into the overall feel of the opening track, “Sun City Creeps.” Between Read More

by Jane, Anne, Brian and Bob Roser   “I have come to the conclusion that one useless man is called a disgrace, that two are called a law firm, and that three or more become a congress.” No, this isn’t a recent quote from The Washington Post, but from the 1969 Broadway Read More

by Adelie Salagnac The Philly Farm & Food Fest brings the farm to the city, and you’re all invited. Spend the day eating your way through workshops and exhibitors, while supporting our local community, and you could even be chosen to win a private chef’s dinner at Talula’s Read More