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by Bryan Culver I’m going to go out on a limb and assume most Seattle-based musicians aren’t spending a lot of their time in between gigs hanging out in London.  I mean—Seattle-to-London—that’s a long haul.  Then again, Alex Rose is far from your average Seattle-based musician. Read More

by Lauren Rosier If you’re a loyal and consistent music fan and Philly concert-goer, I’m sure you’ve heard of the indie folk trio, Good Old War. Dan Schwartz, the band’s guitarist, has been involved in the band since the beginning in 2008, and has always been known for his sick Read More

by Ziggy Merritt Since 2011 the name Jamie Isaac has steadily been gathering clout among contemporaries of his age who have dabbled in the post-dubstep era popularized in part by artists such as James Blake and Nosaj Thing. Not content to follow in their exact slipstream, the Read More

by Mely Duong Del Paxton is an organic indie/emo band hailing from Buffalo, NY that has been around since 2013. Their name originates from a character in the Tom Hanks movie That Thing You Do; Del Paxton is an elusive jazz pianist who embodies playing music for all the right Read More

If you love the Beatles, or know someone who loves the Beatles, grab a copy of A Beatles Miscellany by John Van der Kiste. The book is loaded with all sorts of facts about these lads, and although many die-hard fans may know most of the contents of this book, it’s really pretty Read More

by Gotham Chandna Sundance Film Festival is not only a celebration of film, but music as well. From live performances to documentaries about musical artists, Sundance sets the stage for many artists to share their music. ASCAP Music Café, for instance, is one location that Read More