Lost and Found

by Jane Roser Formed in the Boston area in 1989, alt-rock trio Morphine fused blues, jazz and rock together to create a unique sound that never quite went mainstream, but became very popular amongst indie-rock devotees. Fronted by vocalist Mark Sandman, who famously performed Read More

by Ziggy Merritt What’s not to love about K-pop? Whether it’s the music itself, the over-the-top videos, the fashion, or the vibrant personalities of the Idols within the industry, the phenomenon holds a tight hook on the hearts of millions across the globe. Where initially it Read More

by Geno Thackara There’s maturity, and then there’s maturity. There’s the teenage kind you develop with those first heady tastes of adulthood – relationships, driving, alcohol, things like that. Moving on from that, there’s also a deeper kind that Read More

by Lauren Rosier Dredg is really one of those bands that has flown under the radar and it’s really unfortunate because they are a solid set of musicians and songwriters. If you’ve never heard Dredg before, you can thank me later, because their record, 2002’s El Cielo, is my Lost Read More

by Lauren Rosier Music for me has always been my outlet. I could listen to a song – the music, the lyrics, the vocals – and relate to what the message was. Many, many bands and solo artists have influenced me to this day and have had an impact on my life, but nothing Read More

by Donte Kirby “In West Philadelphia born and raised…” I bet 200 out of 100 people could finish that line before the word ‘Philadelphia’ was halfway out of my mouth. But if I said “Here it is, the groove slightly transformed”,  I’d Read More