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by Matt Kelchner “But, I know for a fact that I can say without an ego that there’s been nothing like it,” guitarist Steve Choi modestly tells me as he’s talking about the legacy of Rx Bandits’ album The Resignation.  It’s hard to say that about an album when the world of Read More

by Andi Bricklin Aussie singer, Lenka will be in Philly on 7/22 and to get ready for the show, we wanted to dig deeper and find out more about her new record, touring schedule, new projects and how that all fits in with being a mommy. Lenka is most popular in the States for her Read More

by Janelle Engle Poor Young Things, despite their band name, need no sympathy. While Poor Young Things often describe themselves as “lucky”, the opportunities they have are less about luck and more about talent and dedication. After growing up in a small town of Thunder Read More

by Andi Bricklin   When you break down the DNA of successful bands, you can usually find the key ingredients that create their genetic make-up. You have your sibling bands, your husband/wife acts, but most of the time at the heart of a great band, are great friends. The Read More

by Matt Kelchner The genre-blended Los Angeles quintet are ready to break out with the release of their debut album I Love You. It’s hard to imagine a band only two years old being able to sell out a venue the size of Union Transfer. Most artists at this stage in their career are Read More

by Erinn Fortson Many rap critics consider Illmatic a hip-hop masterpiece. Michael Eric Dyson and Sohail Daulatzai dedicate an entire book to dissecting the album and explaining why it is so significant. For ZZ Ward, discovering Nas and this record is what bridged the gap between Read More