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Celestial Shore 10x Reviewed by: Jane Roser     10x is the debut full length album by Brooklyn based ‘art-rock’ band Celestial Shore and one can only hope there will not be a follow-up, as I can only be tortured for so long. Released by the Hometapes/Local Read More

by Matt Kelchner With a new album recently released, not even the downpours from the remains of tropical storm Andrea could stop The National on Friday night. The Brooklyn five piece ripped through a 22 song set that featured songs old and new. Accompanied by fellow Brooklynites Read More

Yellowbirds The Vanished Frontier Reviewed by: Lexi Bissonnette     Yellowbirds second album, The Vanished Frontier, takes listeners on a soulful journey with sounds and lyrics. Reminiscent of the Beatles’ sound in Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, both Read More

by Michele Zipkin Lady Lamb the Beekeeper, AKA Aly Spaltro, knew that she wanted to dedicate her life to music when she decided to forgo college to pursue songwriting.  This kind of decision is always risky, but with her certainty in wanting to take this route, there was no Read More

By Christina Andreadis    The City of Philadelphia will be the first stop on Trixie Whitey’s US and European tour to promote her first solo album The Fourth Corner, scheduled to release on January 29th.  As the daughter of the late blues/rock singer-songwriter Chris Whitley, Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky It may seem as if beautiful, well-written music should just come naturally to the Chapin Sisters. The sisters, Abigail and Lily, were practically born into it. As children, they were able to play music with their uncles and dad who just so happened to be Read More