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by Brenda Hillegas Last Friday, I woke up and did the usual- grabbed my phone and checked a variety of social media websites before actually getting out of bed. It was going to be a great day because later that afternoon I would have the pleasure of interviewing Bridget Everett- Read More

by Zach Fraley Flip on any radio station, and you’re highly likely to hear an upbeat song packed with major chords and familiar lyrics, all at a tempo and pattern that’s easy to follow. Houston native Brooke Waggoner answers these songs with her refreshing sound, often utilizing Read More

By Joe Jamnitzky First off, I want to thank our editor, Brenda, for letting me write this article. I haven’t written anything here for well over a year now, for one reason or another, but since my first Lost & Found article was a David Bowie album, and my first new album Read More

by Ziggy Merritt When making something as elemental as pop music one does not have to go far to stumble upon a few chords and a melody. Making good pop music is an entirely different beast. For the members of Baltimore-based band, Wildhoney, this is the challenge. Having gone Read More

by Jane Roser “I would stand in that hallway and watch my heroes walk by.” -Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters) When I was a broke twenty-something year old, I had the chance to buy tickets to see Johnny Cash at the 9:30 Club and (being broke) I didn’t. To this Read More

by Adelie Salagnac Congratulations, you’re engaged! And the “wedding show for people who hate wedding shows” is coming to Philadelphia’s World Cafe Live this Sunday. As many of you may have noticed, holiday season is not only the time for food, gifts, and family, but also Read More