by Jaz Bowens That Music Magazine recently shined their light on the Lehigh Valley and interviewed one of their beloved regional acts; The Dana Gaynor Band. A transplant originally from New York, Dana Gaynor has bought a love for music, community, and authenticity with her as she Read More

by Adelie Salagnac Brooklyn-base garage band The Teen Age has played many many shows and shared stages with names such as Twin Peaks, Palma Violets or The Virgins. Twenty-something talented musicians reminiscing their younger teenage years, The Teen Age has come a long way since Read More

by Matt Kelchner Back in November of last year, indie pop band Ra Ra Riot swung by Broad and Ellsworth Streets for a special, intimate performance at Boot and Saddle. “The idea behind that tour was to go back to smaller rooms, the kind of rooms we started playing as a college Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Between Nirvana covers and combating the long reach of the patriarchy, Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast has started her year off strong. This comes on the heels of an equally momentous 2015, which saw the release of her third studio album, California Nights Read More

by Adelie Salagnac   It is no secret that I have a terrible sense of humor – and to prove my point, I’ll tell you that my current favorite joke is “How did the hipster burn his tongue?” (In case you were wondering, the answer is “Because he drank his coffee before it was Read More

by Adelie Salagnac “Punk is musical freedom,” Kurt Cobain once said. “It’s saying, doing and playing what you want. In Webster’s terms, ‘nirvana’ means freedom from pain, suffering and the external world, and that’s pretty close to my definition of Punk Rock.” On Feburary 18th at Read More