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by Ari Roth Sarah Jaffe’s career thus far has felt like a long unveiling. She emerged initially as an acoustic singer-songwriter in 2008, and since then each release and project has felt like another piece of the puzzle. Following her first full-length album, 2010’s Suburban Read More

by Jane Roser “Courtney Love. That may be when I decided that I really wanted to play music,” reminisces Beach Day’s vocalist/guitarist Kimmy Drake. “She’s just an amazing musician and a big inspiration for me, I love her so much.” Releasing Read More

By Alyse Horn It’s been a long, hot summer tour for The Alternate Routes, but as it winds down the anticipation for playing at the Levitt Steel Stacks tomorrow night in Bethlehem has only grown. “We get to do a wide range of more mellow and intimate material, but also bigger, Read More

by Jane Roser So what’s it like living in a trailer on a 17 acre farm in Tennessee for two years with no central heat or air conditioning? Surprisingly, not so bad. For singer/songwriter Joseph LeMay, the experience was calming and highly inspiring. LeMay lived on his Read More

by John Nicholson Indie-pop homeboys, Literature, released their second LP today, entitled Chorus.  The band sat own with That Mag to shed some light on Philly’s music community, their creative process, roots in punk and pure-hearted dedication to the DIY culture. Transplants of Read More

by Holli Stephens Seated in an eclectic set of living chairs that range from a black papasan to a red checkered couch are some of the notorious “House of 9” guys who now reside in one of the many renovated old mansions on Park Avenue. The self-proclaimed indie funk rock band Read More