by Jaz Bowens The holiday season is in full swing in the tri-state area; an area filled with talents of all genres. This year, over 20 local musicians and bands came together to create Not Just Another Christmas CD, an album in honor of the holiday spirit, all because of a Read More

by Ziggy Merritt From their debut, Scribble Mural Comic Journal, to their most recent double-EP, Planning Weed Like It’s Acid/Life Is Loss, the shifting membership of pop wizards, A Sunny Day in Glasgow has enjoyed continual success. Many of their releases easily work their way Read More

by Brittney Corridean A band’s debut is not always ultimately defining and fruitful, but that’s exactly what Portishead’s Dummy was able to accomplish. Since their beginning, Portishead has been majorly attributed to the trip-hop music genre, and for good Read More

by Brittney Corridean ‘Tis the season for indoor concerts (though the weather outside has been less than frightful lately) and we all have our favorite venues in mind. If the Electric Factory is at the top of your list, then plan to see the Maryland based rock band Clutch Read More

by Ziggy Merritt At some point every band goes through a crucible of sorts, a trial that tests whether or not they have the gumption to tough out the frothing sea that is the music industry in order to make something of themselves. For Moorestown, New Jersey natives, the Once Read More

by Lauren Rosier On Friday night, the sounds of beautiful singer/songwriter folk music plunged into the ears of music lovers at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer. Native Philadelphia indie folk band Good Old War returned home for a holiday show and invited The Voice season 8 winner, Read More