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Written by : Jasmine M. Bowens AFRAM Festival Returns to Baltimore This Weekend Baltimore is the place to be this weekend as AFRAM, America’s largest free African American festival on the East Coast, returns to Druid Hill Park on June 21–22 from noon to 9 p.m. both days. Since Read More

  by Anna Kennedy At nine o’clock on Friday night the doors to the Voltage Lounge opened and I followed a group of music lovers into the dim-lit venue. One of the first things I noticed was a table set up on the stage with very minimal DJ equipment and a large banner Read More

by Ziggy Merritt When making something as elemental as pop music one does not have to go far to stumble upon a few chords and a melody. Making good pop music is an entirely different beast. For the members of Baltimore-based band, Wildhoney, this is the challenge. Having gone Read More

by Matt Kelchner Last weekend we traveled down to the nation’s capital to catch a stacked show full of up and coming bands within the punk world. Co-headlining the bill was emo collective The World Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Die along with Baltimore’s own Read More

by Matt Kelchner Baltimore screamo-turned-melodic-post-hardcore group Pianos Become The Teeth released their sound altering debut on their new home at Epitaph Records last October but have yet to give the album a proper tour. The last time they paid a visit to Philadelphia was to Read More

by Lauren Rosier One of the few music venues in York, The Depot, played host to national Philadelphia act, mewithoutYou, Lancaster natives, Bells, and Baltimore’s Vinny Vegas. The Depot is a small, little dive bar in a small, corner of southern York County. There really is Read More