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The April Skies’ Future Is Being Propelled by Their Past
Written by Max Bennett, Photos by Chris Rider A Band Shaped by Decades of Evolution About 35 years ago, Jake Crawford formed The April Skies in central Pennsylvania. Influenced by ’80s and ’90sRead More
11 Dec 2025
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The Black Parade is Certainly not dead
Written by : Killian O’Neil and Photographed by: Lindsey Byrnes I wouldn’t say that I’m a fan of My Chemical Romance. I’d say I have a never-ending love affair with their music. I first gotRead More
02 Sep 2025
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Derek Dorsey: A Journey Through Music and Health
Written by : Max Bennett. Photos provided by Derek Dorsey Philadelphia — Derek Dorsey has been a fixture in the Philadelphia music scene for more than two decades. Chances are, you haven’t heardRead More
04 Mar 2025
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Full Circle: An Interview With Nick Perri
Written by : Nick Hopton & Photographed by Bob Linneman There’s something about Philadelphia during the holidays. I’m talking about the ones we used to have: snow, laughter, love. We don’tRead More
21 Jan 2025
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Jamaican hip-hop artist and rapper, Racquel Jones, delivers epic album ‘IgnoRANT’

12 Jun 2021

Foward-Thinking, Hip-Hop, IgnoRANT, Magnetic Moon Records, Maria Arroyo, Racquel Jones, Rap Music, Sacrilege

Written by Maria Arroyo The incredibly outspoken Jamaican rapper, Racquel Jones, recently shared her fire 12-track album IgnoRANT via Magnetic Moon Records. Also known for being a model, painter,...

Americana artist, Will Jackson, releases new album, ‘Songs From The Briarpatch,’ out now

11 Jun 2021

Lauren Rosier

Americana Music, Good Enough, Polaroid Parade, Songs From The Briarpatch, Walking On Fire, Will Jackson, Won't See Me In Heaven

Written by Lauren Rosier Americana artist, Will Jackson, shares his album, Songs From The Briarpatch, featuring a 10-song set of fantastic Americana tracks. “Good Enough” is a...

Producer/composer Aman Jagwani discusses his upcoming new transformative album, ‘This Place’, out June 11

11 Jun 2021

Lauren Rosier

Aman Jagwani, Anubha Kaul, Experimental Modern Jazz, Neo-Soul, This Place

Written by Lauren Rosier Recently, I had the opportunity to interview the incredible producer/composer, Aman Jagwani via email, and discuss his new album, This Place, and how it all came...

Shirley Manson and Garbage evolve, grow on ‘No Gods, No Masters’

11 Jun 2021

Lauren Rosier

Eric Sperrazza, garbage, No Gods No Masters, Shirley Manson

Written by Eric Sperrazza The ’90s saw a staunch shift from the venerable, endless party music that was reflecting, prior. New jack swing was being replaced by the honesty and brutality of...

New Jersey rap battle, The Gauntlet, delivers up and coming rap stars spitting slick bars and rhymes

09 Jun 2021

Lauren Rosier

Devaleano, Eric Sperrazza, Gauntlet Rap Battles, Inferno Dash, King Blizzy, LaCarr "Dreama" Hamilton, Miss Ceily's Blues, New Jersey Rap Battles, Philly Rap Battles, The Inferno Kings

Written by Eric Sperrazza It was 4:30 pm on a Sunday and I was driving to my first rap battle show, Concrete Jungle, for the promotion, The Gauntlet, in Turnersville, New Jersey. As I arrived at...

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FFS Debut at The Electric Factory

05 Oct 2015

Brenda Hillegas

ffs, Franz Ferdinand, Sparks, the intelligence, vintage future

by Ziggy Merritt Saturday night’s show at the Electric Factory opened with one of the first North American tour stops for the newly minted FFS, a supergroup collaboration of Franz Ferdinand and Sparks that has also spawned an album of the same name. It was a night of surprising

Destroyer at Underground Arts, 10/3

05 Oct 2015

Mansionair, Chvrches Perform at Electric Factory to Packed House

03 Oct 2015

The 14th Annual Dewey Beach Music Conference

28 Sep 2015

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Wake Up! Music and Matt Warren share electronic remixes by DJ Wall of Sound

19 Jul 2019

Lauren Rosier

album reviews, Matt Warren

Okay, so this isn’t your typical album, but literally a compilation of remixed tracks from indie dance label, Wake Up! Music. Not due out until July 19, the first single from the record is the opening song “How Do I Love Thee” featuring Ralphi Rosario Big Love

The April Skies’ Future Is Being Propelled by Their Past

The Black Parade is Certainly not dead

Derek Dorsey: A Journey Through Music and Health

Full Circle: An Interview With Nick Perri

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Jamaican hip-hop artist and rapper, Racquel Jones, delivers epic album ‘IgnoRANT’

Americana artist, Will Jackson, releases new album, ‘Songs From The Briarpatch,’ out now

Producer/composer Aman Jagwani discusses his upcoming new transformative album, ‘This Place’, out June 11

Shirley Manson and Garbage evolve, grow on ‘No Gods, No Masters’

New Jersey rap battle, The Gauntlet, delivers up and coming rap stars spitting slick bars and rhymes

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The 14th Annual Dewey Beach Music Conference

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