Reviews

Steve Martin & Edie Brickell Love Has Come For You Reviewed by Jane Roser     When Edie Brickell & New Bohemians released Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars, I was a junior in high school and listened mostly to music of the sixties, namely The Grateful Dead, Cat Read More

by Matt Kelchner On a rainy Saturday night in Philadelphia, Laura Stevenson and her band, the Cans, played at MilkBoy Coffee. The show kicked off a five-week tour with fellow Brooklynites Field Mouse. Local three-piece group Cayetana rounded out the all female fronted lined for Read More

Mic Stew Peaceworld Reviewed by Dan Emmons     Red Bull Freestyle champion and Philadelphia Emcee Mic Stewart, has finally dropped his album following his victory in Atlanta, Georgia this past summer.  Teaming up with producer Sam Live and very notable features from Read More

by Ashley McAteer The first Unitarian piled people in as the show began with Canada’s White Lung on Friday night. Although the band had to leave the show early, the set never felt rushed. Singer Mish Way definitely has a presence while on stage. With the microphone chord Read More

Moon King Obsession II Reviewed by Stephen Krock     When reviewing indie and alternative albums, one stumbles upon a lot of “dream pop,” which I’ve found is just industry lingo for hipster elevator music. The arrangements are all pleasant to the ear, Read More

Young Galaxy Ultramarine Reviewed by Stephen Krock     While listening to Young Galaxy’s newest album, I found myself seeing stars, floating serenely through space toward some distant beam of light. The title, Ultramarine, is as suitable a moniker as the band name Read More