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By Brittany Rotondo Buried behind a studio microphone in Bala Cynwyd, stands a towering voice of Philadelphia’s 102.9 WMGK. Andre Gardner raps about the latest changes in the music industry, conquering the business over a 40-year career and hanging out with Paul McCartney. “Very Read More

By Brittany Rotondo Whether it’s begging for forgiveness, wooing zombie women or doing hard time, Langhorne Slim’s latest album “Lost At Last Vol. 1” is a bittersweet 35-minute ode of release and reconnection. “We look to our phones, drugs, sex, whatever to find ourselves Read More

    By Brittany Rotondo Design by: Marcus Darpino Bong Hits For Jesus, the local band that has shared stages with the likes of Cypress Hill, Sublime and many others, are surely on their way to the yellow (or green, in this case) brick road. The title of the band is based on Read More

by Brittany Rotondo A story teller, an ageless rocker and a veteran not only to the world of rock n’ roll, but to World Café Live’s stage. This Wednesday night was packed with a stellar set list, acoustic armor and a crowd left hanging on the edge of their seats. Quite literally. Read More

by Brittany Rotondo Kenn Kweder. A name that still sends shivers down the spines and streets of Philadelphia. Some dubbed him the mayor of South Street, but to most, he was and always will be, The Messiah. Sixty-one-year-old Kweder ventured from Southwest Philadelphia, wanting to Read More

by Dan Emmons Philly rock band John and Brittany left a lasting impression on this writer Friday night at The Legendary Dobbs on South Street. I cannot remember the last time I saw a band, with no knowledge of their catalog, and was blown away by every song.  From catchy riffs, Read More