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Cautious Clay’s sublime storytelling shines in today’s Free At Noon concert
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PRESS PLAY: New Albums out November 4th!
The first Friday of November is packed with fresh releases from XPN favorites
The first Friday of November is packed with fresh releases from XPN favorites
PRESS PLAY: New Albums out November 4th!
The first Friday of November is packed with fresh releases from XPN favorites
Recordings
Don McCloskey and friends are Guerrilladelphia, and they’re rooting for the Phillies
An all-star cast of Philly musicians updated their 2008 fight song.
An all-star cast of Philly musicians updated their 2008 fight song.
Don McCloskey and friends are Guerrilladelphia, and they’re rooting for the Phillies
An all-star cast of Philly musicians updated their 2008 fight song.
Recordings
The Key Studio Sessions: Queasy
Before they wrap up 2022 with a run of gigs around the east coast, the Philly indie four-piece showcased their terrific album ‘Shining Now’…
Before they wrap up 2022 with a run of gigs around the east coast, the Philly indie four-piece showcased their terrific album ‘Shining Now’…
The Key Studio Sessions: Queasy
Before they wrap up 2022 with a run of gigs around the east coast, the Philly indie four-piece showcased their terrific album ‘Shining Now’…
Recordings
Kilamanzego returns with vibrant new single “Rush”
The Philly beatmaker and soundscaper’s first track in a year comes surrounded by a handful of live dates.
The Philly beatmaker and soundscaper’s first track in a year comes surrounded by a handful of live dates.
Kilamanzego returns with vibrant new single “Rush”
The Philly beatmaker and soundscaper’s first track in a year comes surrounded by a handful of live dates.
Recordings
The Key Studio Sessions and Indie Rock Hit Parade present: Friendship
The reflective Philly indie outfit showcased their Merge Records debut ‘Love The Stranger’ in this focused set of instudio performances at WXPN.
The reflective Philly indie outfit showcased their Merge Records debut ‘Love The Stranger’ in this focused set of instudio performances at WXPN.
The Key Studio Sessions and Indie Rock Hit Parade present: Friendship
The reflective Philly indie outfit showcased their Merge Records debut ‘Love The Stranger’ in this focused set of instudio performances at WXPN.
Free At Noon
Lissie’s force-of-nature pipes gave a voice to heartbreak for Free at Noon
The singer-songwriter’s stripped-down set proved sometimes all you need is a reverb pedal and one heck of a singer.
The singer-songwriter’s stripped-down set proved sometimes all you need is a reverb pedal and one heck of a singer.
Lissie’s force-of-nature pipes gave a voice to heartbreak for Free at Noon
The singer-songwriter’s stripped-down set proved sometimes all you need is a reverb pedal and one heck of a singer.
Indie Rock Hit Parade
Indie Rock Hit Parade Live Session: Automatic
The Los Angeles trio showcases songs from their new album, Excess, live in our studio.
The Los Angeles trio showcases songs from their new album, Excess, live in our studio.
Indie Rock Hit Parade Live Session: Automatic
The Los Angeles trio showcases songs from their new album, Excess, live in our studio.
Recordings
Hit ‘Em With The B-side: A conversation with DJ Aktive
A conversation with the veteran Philly DJ ahead of his World Cafe Live party Sunday.
A conversation with the veteran Philly DJ ahead of his World Cafe Live party Sunday.
Hit ‘Em With The B-side: A conversation with DJ Aktive
A conversation with the veteran Philly DJ ahead of his World Cafe Live party Sunday.
Recordings
Palm’s ‘Nicks and Grazes’ is a big top tent of dissonance and delight
The Philly quartet’s third studio album is endlessly surprising on first listen, but it’s the songs that will keep you coming back.
The Philly quartet’s third studio album is endlessly surprising on first listen, but it’s the songs that will keep you coming back.
Palm’s ‘Nicks and Grazes’ is a big top tent of dissonance and delight
The Philly quartet’s third studio album is endlessly surprising on first listen, but it’s the songs that will keep you coming back.