underground arts

by Matt Kelchner Before making the trip back home to Copenhagen, Danish pop group The Asteroids Galaxy Tour stopped by the gritty basement of Underground Arts for the last US show of their tour. Bring Us Together, the band’s third album, was released only a few weeks prior to Read More

by Adam McGrath The wet weather this week didn’t dampen the spirits of Philly concertgoers, as big crowds turned out for acts like Courtney Barnett, Benjamin Booker, and Shakey Graves, but now it’s time for the sun to clear the way for a fresh batch of weekend shows. First, Read More

by Matt Kelchner Seattle rockers Minus the Bear are taking some time this year to look back on their impressive body of work. Their latest album, Lost Loves, isn’t exactly a new record for the group. Instead, it is a collection of unreleased tracks that were recorded for their Read More

by Matt Kelchner Earlier this month indie rock vets Minus the Bear released their latest album, Lost Loves, on their current home Dangerbird Records. Though as you run through the tracklist, some of the diehard fans may find a few familiar titles. Lost Loves is a collection Read More

by Adam McGrath Any doubt that Nashville rockers JEFF the Brotherhood and Diarrhea Planet would fail to live up to their reputation as hard-charging guitar fiends was quickly banished in an all-out assault on the senses late Saturday night at Underground Arts.   Diarrhea Read More

by Adam McGrath Here are the shows in and around Philly that caught my eye this week. Let us know who you’re seeing with #PhillyConcerts. Friday, October 10 Iceage @ First Unitarian Church: The Danish punk band is kicking off a two-month American tour behind their third album, Read More