Reviews

Matt and Kim Lightening  Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Matt and Kim are keeping up with their steeze in churning out another high-energy, dance-worthy album, Lightning, out October 2nd.  It could not be more of an appropriate title for the record, because almost all of its songs are Read More

Three Days Grace Transit of Venus Reviewed by Jessica Nguyen Odds are, you have probably heard the first single from the album, “Chalk Outline“. It’s a great song for anyone who likes a harder kind of rock. You almost can’t help but instantly become a fan. Read More

Tori Amos Gold Dust Reviewed by Jason Sendaula  Its has been a long time since Tori Amos first sang of herself “and a gun and a man” on her back searching for Barbados but her voice is as strong and beautiful as ever. She has never needed more than a piano and bench but the Read More

by Joseph Tingle On September 22nd, the Epic Kings & Idols Tour arrived in Philadelphia, marking the antepenultimate date of the festival tour featuring avant-garde sophomores Stolen Babies, heavy metal veterans Paradise Lost, doom legends Katatonia, and the bizarre, Read More

Mumford & Sons Babel Reviewed by Chris Panico In 2009, English folk band Mumford & Sons released their debut album Sigh No More. The album earned them an international spotlight and singles such as ‘The Cave’ and ‘Little Lion Man’ became wildly successful. With the Read More

Handguns Angst Reviewed by Chris Panico Angst, the new album by Harrisburg pop-punk band, Handguns, is a twelve-track experience inside walls of distorted guitars and pounding, energetic drums. The band definitely brought the energy and sound that makes pop-punk what it is. Read More