Reviews

Mozes And The Firstborn Self-Titled Reviewed by: Adam McGrath   The Dutch band with the biblical name follows up its 2013 I Got Skills EP with a proper full-length release. This self-titled album (Burger Records) is lovely garage pop which demonstrates a variety of related Read More

John the Conqueror The Good Life Reviewed by: Adam McGrath   Philly-based blues-rock trio John the Conqueror proves there is a story behind every legend on sophomore album The Good Life (Alive Naturalsound Records). Singer/guitarist Pierre Moore, drummer Michael Gardner, and Read More

Levi Lowrey Self-Titled Reviewed by: Jane Roser   Levi Lowrey’s sophomore album, released today through Zac Brown’s Southern Ground Artists, is nothing short of what I can only describe as what legends are made of. Lowrey comes from a long line of musical Read More

by Matt Kelchner The doors to Union Transfer typically do not open as early as they did on Saturday night, but things were different when Into It. Over It. brought their headlining tour to Philadelphia for a night filled some of the best acts in the punk scene. In total, five Read More

by Adam McGrath There is no longer any doubt whether Philly music fans love mix-and-match master RJD2. The packed house Friday night at Union Transfer solidified the local legacy of RJ Krohn as someone who can bring serious beats to any party. RJD2 looked perfectly at ease on Read More

by Joseph Andrew The night at the TLA started out with Cheyne. His songs were uplifting and positive. His fast flow and creative lines were very intricate. Overall, his performance really showed how talented this man really is. Next to take the stage was Whitney Peyton. After Read More