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“An Invitation To Seek Out The Infinite”: The journey of Laraaji and the rediscovery of his lost 70s recordings
Shoegaze sounds, vinyl hangs and more that the Culture Cypher Radio host loved this month.
John Morrison’s Philly Top 5: March highlights from Slumber to Shirley Scott
Shoegaze sounds, vinyl hangs and more that the Culture Cypher Radio host loved this month.
“Seg Fault” is the first single from forthcoming LP Poison Reverse.
American Trappist grasp at holes in their memory on “Seg Fault”
“Seg Fault” is the first single from forthcoming LP Poison Reverse.
The monthly event is like an open mic night for sample flippers
Connecting and Creating: A visit to Philadelphia’s Flip A Beat Club
The monthly event is like an open mic night for sample flippers
The Key Studio Sessions: LEV
Watch a propulsive set from this band of veteran Philly indie players.
The Philly-rooted, LA-based singer-songwriter is stuck between loneliness and lust on their new single.
AnnonXL is done with love but can’t walk away on “BFFR”
The Philly-rooted, LA-based singer-songwriter is stuck between loneliness and lust on their new single.
It’s the first single from the Philly singer-songwriter’s self-titled album, out this May on Forged Artifacts.
Greg Mendez mixes melancholy memory and breezy indie folk on “Goodbye / Trouble”
It’s the first single from the Philly singer-songwriter’s self-titled album, out this May on Forged Artifacts.
The film adaptation of the Japanese Breakfast frontperson’s bestselling memoir is taking shape.
Will Sharpe of The White Lotus will direct the film adaptation of Michelle Zauner’s ‘Crying In H-Mart’
The film adaptation of the Japanese Breakfast frontperson’s bestselling memoir is taking shape.
The annual concert series benefits music education for children in New York City.
“The Music Of” benefit celebrates Paul McCartney with Patti Smith, Graham Nash, Resistance Revival Chorus and more
The annual concert series benefits music education for children in New York City.
Time, Chris’ Jazz Cafe, Fergie’s Pub, and Franky Bradley’s host 20 artists and their bands all within walking distance between 1 and 7 p.m…
Center City Jazz Festival returns for 2023 across four downtown venues
Time, Chris’ Jazz Cafe, Fergie’s Pub, and Franky Bradley’s host 20 artists and their bands all within walking distance between 1 and 7 p.m…
