Reviews

“We’re The Great SOCIO, the guitarless rock band,” lead vocalist and trumpeter Alberto Muñoz told patrons of the Grape Room early Sunday morning, July 29. In spite of missing the staple instrument of rock, The Great SOCIO kicks out enough firepower to cover Rage Against the Read More

There are few singer-songwriters who can overcome the task of taking the stage alone, armed with only their voice and an acoustic guitar. But leave it to Megan Slankard and Jeff Campbell to pack the Burlap and Bean coffee shop in Newtown Square on July 20. Not knowing anything Read More

You’ve probably heard Ross Bellenoit play before. You may not realize you have, but if you follow the local music scene with any interest, chances are decent. Since moving to the city in 2003, the 28 year-old Massachusetts native has performed live or appeared on record Read More

“And the taste of salt on *Wildwood’s shore… Everytime I hear that song, I go back.” [I Go Back – Kenny Chesney] When you think of Kenny Chesney, you think of the beach. You can feel the glow of the sun kissing your face, hear the thundering sound of waves crashing in your ears, Read More

The Satin Hearts Living On Overdrive Reviewed by: Ryan Sullivan It is a stripped-down, bare-bones version of the other popular indie releases of today. Their rockabilly stylings can venture from standard greaser-rock like on “Pretty Face” and the title track, to Read More

The Used Vulnerable Reviewed by: Jason Sendaula The Used’s Wikipedia entry for Vulnerable refers to them as an alternative rock band which is distressing. From where we’re sitting they are a good rock band period, and there is no better alternative to that. Listening to t Read More