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The Philadelphia indie rock group fronted by songwriter and poet Sadie Dupuis pushes the boundaries of the project on their latest single.
Speedy Ortiz returns after five years with protest single “Scabs”
The Philadelphia indie rock group fronted by songwriter and poet Sadie Dupuis pushes the boundaries of the project on their latest single.
The song comes paired with an unusual video following a taxidermied buck across state.
Soft Idiot teases new album with meditative single “Deer”
The song comes paired with an unusual video following a taxidermied buck across state.
‘Too Quick To Forgive’ is out now on Will Yip’s Memory Music label.
Balance and Composure release their first new single in seven years
‘Too Quick To Forgive’ is out now on Will Yip’s Memory Music label.
The project of Philly drummer Elijah Glovas-Kurtz will release its first LP this year.
Clear Deep Sea readies new album ‘Rockets’ with two new singles
The project of Philly drummer Elijah Glovas-Kurtz will release its first LP this year.
The New York singer-songwriter talks about the anniversary tour for her breakout record, which comes to Philly Friday.
Laura Stevenson on re-imagining ‘Wheel,’ ten years later
The New York singer-songwriter talks about the anniversary tour for her breakout record, which comes to Philly Friday.
Brooklyn singer-songwriter John Roseboro opened the Saturday night show, which anchors a season and a half of touring.
Ron Gallo celebrated ‘Foreground Music’ at a sold-out Johnny Brenda’s
Brooklyn singer-songwriter John Roseboro opened the Saturday night show, which anchors a season and a half of touring.
A conversation with the keyboardist, songwriter, beatmaker and bandleader on her blossoming solo career.
Black Buttafly’s Kayla Childs on inspiration, working in Philly, and her debut EP
A conversation with the keyboardist, songwriter, beatmaker and bandleader on her blossoming solo career.
Spring has sprung and Philly’s live music scene is blossoming.
19 concerts to see this week, including Caroline Rose, Caroline Polachek, Andrew Bird and more
Spring has sprung and Philly’s live music scene is blossoming.
The Brooklyn via New Jersey rock outfit brought their new record The Will To Live to Philly on Thursday night.
Photos: Titus Andronicus at Underground Arts
The Brooklyn via New Jersey rock outfit brought their new record The Will To Live to Philly on Thursday night.