Reviews

Lily and Madeleine Fumes Reviewed by: Jane Roser   Teen siblings Lily & Madeleine have had some growing pains since the release of their self-titled debut album last year, and that just adds to the charm and beauty of their sophomore record, Fumes, arriving today on Read More

Medicine Home Everywhere Reviewed by: Lara Supan     First thing’s first, do NOT listen to this album at full volume. Medicine is in a genre called “Noise Pop”, and it’s named that for a VERY good reason. There needs to be a warning sticker on Read More

Lagwagon Hang Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson   Hang, Lagwagon’s latest album, is what happened to that garage band in high school that managed to score a record deal. They evolved their sound just enough to come across polished and professional without losing their style. Read More

The Twilight Sad Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave Reviewed by: Brian Roser     The name of this band is very well suited to their particular sound. This album is not about rainbows, sunshine and puppies. It’s more along the lines of gloomy despair, love Read More

by Matt Kelchner At this point I’m convinced there is something in the water in Baltimore (and I mean that in the best way possible). Over the past years, a laundry list of amazing bands has risen from Charm City to shine in the national spotlight. Get ready to add another name Read More

By Adam McGrath Sometimes the best instrument is the human voice. The only thing better is multiple human voices. Portland band Ages and Ages proved this claim Saturday night at Center City’s MilkBoy as all six band members lifted up in song during a stirring performance. Led by Read More