underground arts

Written by Eric Sperrazza The Motor City Five may very well be one of the most important bands in rock and roll history. They have been an influencer to everyone from Led Zeppelin to The Ramones, The Cult, and even Rage Against The Machine. Although teased as a nominee into the Read More

Written by Angel Park Melbourne, Australia-based band, Amyl and The Sniffers, recently had a successful sell-out show at Underground Arts and played an exciting setlist full of their latest songs. They were joined by fellow bands C.O.F.F.I.N and Upchuck. The audience was treated Read More

Written by Killian O’Neil Have you ever been to a show that blew your mind? Not for the fact that it was your favorite band, but because each and every musician that played was simply incredible. It’s a rarity finding that, especially these days. Luckily the music Read More

Written by Lauren Rosier ‘Chill’ was the word on Thursday night in Philadelphia at Underground Arts. The Oakland-based dream-pop duo, Brijean, delivered an excellent set filled with songs from their latest album, Feelings. Take a look at some of the great black & Read More

written by Teyquil Skelton On Tuesday, I had the opportunity to spend time backstage with New Jersey native, Janet May, as she lounged in her comfy sweatsuit, with her acoustic guitar in arm’s reach. Each artist has their own routine to get ready for a show. Janet May said that Read More

By Ziggy Merritt Quiet Slang has come to an end — for now at least. James Alex, the voice and unflappable persona behind Beach Slang, indicated as much Saturday night as he came to the stage, cumberbund and all. With work on the latest Beach Slang album set to begin nearly Read More