Reviews

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt You’re unlikely to come across anyone quite like Nathaniel Rateliff. At least not now. The self-titled debut of Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats is a unexpected turn for the impossibly broad spectrum of Read More

by Matt Kelchner Last weekend we traveled down to the nation’s capital to catch a stacked show full of up and coming bands within the punk world. Co-headlining the bill was emo collective The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die along with Baltimore’s own Read More

by Geno Thackara Humming House is all about bringing things together. They came from all across the country and ended up based in the musical melting pot of Nashville. Come to a show and you’ll hear folk, bluegrass, blues, pop/soul and southern Americana showing its rich Read More

by Dan Williams So there I was Friday night in tiny Ortlieb’s Lounge to cover the Bricks + Mortar show for That Music Mag.  Ortlieb’s, the famed Northern Liberties club named after one of Philly’s storied beers of the past,  is one of many clubs where the local/regional Read More

Best Behavior Good Luck Bad Karma  Reviewed by: Fareeha Naim     This Brooklyn-based garage rock band is coming out strong with their debut LP. Drawing inspiration from the greats of the ‘60s and modern West Coast artists, Good Luck Bad Karma is not one to disappoint. Read More

Palehound Dry Food Reviewed by: Max Miller The band Palehound will almost certainly draw comparisons to fellow Allston, MA skronk-rockers (and Exploding In Sound Records alums) Speedy Ortiz. “Molly,” the opening cut on their debut full-length Dry Food, features the kind of Read More