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By Ziggy Merritt For a few years now the voice of Felicia Lobo has led the Brooklyn-based four-piece QWAM in shouting their way through waves of self-important hipsters, all the while, soundtracked by the hiss of amplified feedback. On their latest effort, Feed Me, they tap into Read More

By Ziggy Merritt 2016 was a banner year for Brooklyn-based electropop songstress Joanie Wolkoff now almost exclusively known by her evocative surname. Following up on the unyielding promise of her 2015 Talismans EP alongside producer Icarus Moth, her debut full-length Without Read More

by Max Miller Sometimes, or so I am told, Slothrust frontwoman Leah Wellbaum feels like she’s a seahorse. But sometimes she thinks that she’s a horseshoe crab. She says as much on the fittingly titled “Horseshoe Crab,” a slow-burner off the group’s forthcoming third LP, Everyone Read More

by Brenda Hillegas & Chris Caronna Tonight, tomorrow, Saturday AND Sunday, you can catch the City of Brotherly Love’s very own Big Jay Oakerson at Helium (2031 Sansom Street).  Big Jay currently co-hosts “The Bonfire” on Sirius XM’s Comedy Central Read More

by Adelie Salagnac Escort, 17-piece contemporary disco band from Brooklyn, New York, is about to make you spend one hell of a night at Underground Arts on January 29th. Famous for their hit “Starlight”, or their re-take of the classic “Cocaine Blues”, Escort is an incredible set Read More

by Brittney Corridean The adjective “Epic” has been thrown around to describe many teen/tween films that have hit the screen in the last couple years. But for something to truly be epic, it would have to exemplify a generation- be something so completely original it’s Read More