Michele Zipkin

by Michele Zipkin Spring has most definitely sprung, and there’s no better way to celebrate that than with a festival!  The South Street Headhouse district will host its first annual spring festival on Saturday May 4th, to take place on South St. between 2nd and 8th Read More

Daughter If You Leave Reviewed by Michele Zipkin     British indie folk trio Daughter has created a collection of beautifully dark and revelatory songs on their first full-length album, If You Leave.  The group seems to be perpetuating their affinity for Read More

by Michele Zipkin Whether you’re a cinema dork or just enjoy watching an occasional film, you might know about the screenings at International House Philadelphia on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus.  If you don’t know about them, now is a good time to Read More

Oleander Something Beautiful Reviewed by Michele Zipkin     California-based post-grunge group Oleander will release their fifth studio album tomorrow, April 16th.  A few of their hit songs may be familiar, including “Down When I’m Loaded” and Read More

Generationals Heza Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Generationals’ eclectic taste in music can definitely be heard on their latest record Heza, their debut release on Polyvinyl Records, recorded in their native New Orleans.  Snippets of indie Brit-pop, dance rock, and ‘60s and ‘70s Read More

Caitlin Rose The Stand-In Reviewed by: Michele Zipkin       Caitlin Rose brings us a dose of her beautiful, forlorn melodies and sweet singing with her latest project, The Stand-In.  She has made quite a name for herself as a country/blues artist, with seeming Read More