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by Lauren Rosier Philadelphia indie folk band Good Old War has been extremely successful with the release of their debut album, Only Way To Be Alone and subsequent self-titled release and Come Back As Rain. The guys’ success has been in great part to the three-part harmonies that Read More

by Brittney Corridean The colorful and creative Dan Deacon has most recently completed his first solo album since 2007, Gliss Riffer and has been catching quite a buzz since its release in February this year. Deacon recently took some time while in between work and the road to Read More

by Jane Roser “The Rooster’s Wife” is a heartbreaking Civil War themed song about a slave speaking to his mistress which Rhiannon Giddens delivers with such beautiful honesty and emotion it’s hard to believe that she didn’t start playing the banjo or Read More

by Adam McGrath The Philly artist and reality show winner is in residency at Ortlieb’s this month. Hemming may be a relatively new creation, but Candice Martello has been doing the songwriting thing for most of her young life. Before landing a life-changing gig on a VH1 reality Read More

by Max Miller Among a certain breed of crate-digging vinyl fetishists, few names are more sacred than the Sonics. The Tacoma-based garage rock group released two albums in the mid-’60s full of ramshackle covers and unhinged originals like “Strychnine”, “The Witch” and “Psycho”, Read More

by Adam McGrath Brett Sova is a guy who loves to shred. Based in Chicago, the 34-year-old musician has turned his infatuation with blistering guitar solos and lo-fi recording methods into a successful musical project known as Axis: Sova. Originally a solo act, Sova has now added Read More