Reviews

Matt Andersen Weightless Reviewed by: Lara Supan   Matt Andersen’s new album, Weightless, is a perfect title for this collection of soulful, spirit lifting tunes that sound like they were born straight from the Mississippi River. No way this guy is from Canada, right? Quite Read More

S. Carey Range Of Light Reviewed by: Lara Supan   There’s no hiding the fact that S. Carey is a student of Bon Iver and The Tallest Man On Earth, and that’s definitely a good thing. Range of Light is a perfect cross between an atmospheric ambient and lyrical folk sound, Read More

by Foluke Gabrielle Denis The arena of white rappers was once limited to Eminem, but now a group of similar stature has emerged. G-Eazy is not your typical rapper. He does not fall into the category of Gangsta rap nor does he follow a conscience concern. The Oakland rapper has Read More

by Jaz Bowens The light snow and unexpected winds didn’t stop people from coming out to see a great line up of artist at the International House in University City on Tuesday night. Susanna, Charles Cohen, and Chris Forsyth put on a great show. Chris Forsyth, the guitarist, Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky On March 24th, Johnny Brenda’s welcomed curators of dark pop, Weeknight. A duo based out of Brooklyn, NY, Weeknight treated Philadelphia to the final night of their 24-stop North American tour. The tour was to promote their debut album, Post Everything, but Read More

The Colourist Reviewed by: Lara Supan Ready to get moving? Pop in The Colourist and you’ll have no problem getting motivated.   This is The Colourist’s first full length CD, but you would never know that from listening to this masterfully tight quartet rock out for a solid Read More