Ashley Paskill

Artist: Ben Katzman’s DeGreaser Album: Quarter Life Crisis Rating: Rocking Relatable There is very few albums where the song titles alone are absolutely relatable and you get the overall tone of the album based on the titles. Ben Katzman’s DeGreaser’s latest album, Quarter Read More

By Ashley Paskill Nashville indie rockers Daniel Ellsworth and the Great Lakes released their latest album, Fashion, on August 24, 2018. The album was recorded over the course of a year at Nashville’s Elephant Lady Studios. Songs from the album were released as Chapter One and Read More

by Ashley Paskill Philadelphia natives Oldermost released their latest album, How Could You Ever Be The Same?, today via Antifragile Records. This album is the band’s fourth release and features a collection of a few previously released tracks as well as new music. The album has Read More

By Ashley Paskill Artist: Queen Album: Hot Space Year: 1982 When most people think of their favorite Queen albums, they typically choose classics like News of the World, Night At the Opera, or Day at the Races. However, Hot Space, released in 1982, is often overlooked, despite Read More

By Ashley Paskill For those who live on this earth, panic is a natural thing to experience, whether it is on a small scale or on a higher-than-natural level. It can be difficult to get this feeling out in the open in a way that people can physically grapple with and at least Read More

by Ashley Paskill Artist: Hall & Oates Year: 1973 Album: Abandoned Luncheonette   Every band has an album that launches them into fame and remains iconic through the years. For Philly-area natives Daryl Hall and John Oates, that album was 1973’s Abandoned Luncheonette, Read More