Weekender Floaty Feeling, Blue Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim Floaty Feeling, Blue is the perfect title and description for the new EP from Philly-based psych-pop band, Weekender. Overlapping textures produced by the addition of heavy synthesizers creates light, bouncing, airy music Read More

Night Gestalt One [Endless] Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt Sound does not exist in deep space, yet many in film and music have tried to score it nevertheless. Few of these interstellar soundtracks give thought to the emptiness, the darkness, of the setting. Many are filled to the Read More

There Is No Mountain Luna Reviewed by: Adelie Salagnac As a husband-and-wife duo, you would expect There Is No Mountain to release a record sounding like every cheesy song ever written by a struck-by-love couple. Because what could possibly be rock n’ roll about a married couple Read More

Bloodiest Self-Titled Reviewed by: Max Miller Let us all take a moment to say, “Bless Relapse Records.” In the history of metal, there has never been another label so dedicated to releasing boundary-pushing heavy music across all subgenres, and they’ve been at it for over 25 Read More

by Adelie Salagnac Philadelphia-based band Weekender is about to start the new year off right, putting out their new record, Floaty, Feeling Blue, and celebrating with a release show that should be one for the books. After a successful first EP, Spanish Peaks, Weekender’s new Read More

by Ziggy Merritt The Man Who Sold the World, Ziggy Stardust, Jareth, John Blaylock, David Robert Jones, or finally and simply, David Bowie has returned to the stars. When the news of his death grew from a quiet murmur to a chorus of publications writing up stale obituaries I Read More