Written Eric Sperrazza When I first heard The Darkness, it was towards the end of 2003 with their big single “I Believe in a Thing Called Love,” from their debut LP, Permission to Land. I felt such a wave of influence from heavy metal to glam to good old-fashioned Read More

Written by Eric Sperrazza I have some pretty vivid memories of discovering the American industrial-rock band, Stabbing Westward. I first stumbled upon them in 1996 when I was knee-deep in industrial rock artists that I was discovering, after falling in love with the epic Depeche Read More

Written by Angel Park Philly’s indie-rock powerhouse four-piece, The Districts, performed to a packed crowd last night at Union Transfer to celebrate their final stop on their Great American Painting tour. Supported by fellow acts, Francis of Delirium, and Vanillaroma, the Read More

By: Rev. TJ McGlinchey, MFA, MAE On Tuesday night, April 19, World Cafe Live in Philadelphia featured the next monthly installment of the host, Brad Hinton‘s Philly Sings Philly concert series on their smaller stage in The Lounge. You may recognize Hinton as the author of Read More

Written by Lauren Rosier One is a famed hip-hop artist and the other is an American singer/songwriter and majorly sought-out producer in the industry. It’s not likely to have such different artists collaborate together; however, stranger things have happened, and now Read More

Written by Angel Park For the second night in a row, Elliott City, MD-based singer/songwriter, Lindsey Jordan, (better known as Snail Mail), graced Philadelphia’s Union Transfer venue with a sold-out performance. These back-to-back shows marked the kickoff of th Read More