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by Michelle Neigut I don’t know about you, but I happen to notice that in every generation, there always seems to be a melting of the spiritual souls, or what have you, and you end up with a sound that seems to belong in another time and place; but all the same you are all Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette A small group of movie buffs, theater aficionados, journalists and business men and women filled the back side of Postiano’s Restaurant, sitting in huddled groups looking over spiral bound notebooks and chatting about the announcement of the films to be Read More

by Emily Meenan 10,000 Maniacs are a nearly perfect picture of success. “I think it was a combination of persistence, good song writing, college radio, MTV, a good agent and manager and a record company willing to tough it out with a young band,” says Stephen Read More

by Adam McGrath The Technicolors have been honing their particular brand of guitar rock while relentlessly touring the country over the past two years. Their debut album Listener draws a straight line through the past 40 years of rock history, but still has a decidedly Read More

by Jane Roser It would be Murphy’s Law that I have to be in New York Wednesday night when Langhorne Slim is performing at Philly’s Union Transfer. An artist I have highly respected and admired for awhile, Langhorne is no stranger to the Keystone state. Taking his Read More

by Ricky Haldis “Ohana is the Hawaiian word for ‘family,'” explains Bret Bollinger, bassist and vocalist of the native Hawaiian band, Pepper” Bollinger is walking the streets of Baltimore, having just finished an appearance on Sirius Radio. “We call Read More