underground arts

by Holli Stephens At 11, Noel Heroux could loop his guitar riffs and vocal recordings without even realizing what looping was. He would record parts on various boomboxes and sing over them for days on end. Heroux laughs before saying, “I was always kinda messing with stuff.” Read More

by Jaz Bowens The longest day of the year brought many bands, fans, and comic book enthusiast into the city thanks to Make Music Philly and the Philadelphia Comic Con. Venues around the city were packed for the night, but the place to be was on 12th and Callowhill at The Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky Zoe Silverman and Adam Pallin never intended to become your new favorite “electronic R&B” act. They met through Pallin’s college friend/Silverman’s yoga instructor and simply planned to write. Sure enough, they quickly found they had something very, very Read More

by Ari Roth This event, which will take place at Underground Arts on June 1st, features home-brewed beers by amateur contestants. They will be judged by a panel who will give awards to the best beers based on category and type of beer, as well as an overall Best of Show award. Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky If you weren’t at Underground Arts on May 21st, my bleeding heart goes out to you. Under a veil of hip, subterranean darkness, fans of all ages (but over 21) gathered to catch Maxïmo Park before they head back to the UK. The five-piece from Newcastle upon Tyne Read More

by Meaghan Paulosky Máximo Gómez y Báez spent much of the nineteenth century leading the Cuban Army in the revolt for independence. Despite his position of power, Gómez valued democratized action over politics and dedicated his entire life to achieving success in it. In the Read More