By Ziggy Merritt Back in 2014, the Hamburg-based and self-described “dream punk” outfit, Seasurfer, arrived on their local scene with their debut LP, Dive In. Formed by Dirk Knight of Dark Orange fame, the roots of the group’s experience and sound are planted deep into the earth Read More

By Ashley Paskill Nashville indie rockers Daniel Ellsworth and the Great Lakes released their latest album, Fashion, on August 24, 2018. The album was recorded over the course of a year at Nashville’s Elephant Lady Studios. Songs from the album were released as Chapter One and Read More

By Ziggy Merrit Since their start in 2013, Deaf Poets have crept around their subtropical dominion of Miami soaking up the adoration of the local indie scene before reaching more widespread recognition with two solid albums of frenetic alternative rock. Leaning heavy on drums and Read More

By Dan Williams Greta Van Fleet blew into Philly Saturday night during a torrential downpour.  Soaked fans filled the sold out and dangerously overcrowded Electric Factory ready to rock.  And rock they did with a tight twelve-song set. The crowd was a unique mix of fans ranging Read More

By Ashley Paskill Artist: Queen Album: Hot Space Year: 1982 When most people think of their favorite Queen albums, they typically choose classics like News of the World, Night At the Opera, or Day at the Races. However, Hot Space, released in 1982, is often overlooked, despite Read More

By Lauren Rosier Canadian indie pop band, STARS, released their latest record, There Is No Love In Fluorescent Light, in October 2017. It has received critical acclaim from various music outlets including Pitchfork, NPR Music, and Billboard. Although they’ve released several Read More