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The Key Studio Sessions: Gladie
Celebrate a half-century of quiet sounds, one year at a time.
Sleepy Hollow 50: Marking the milestone of XPN’s longest-running program
Celebrate a half-century of quiet sounds, one year at a time.
A shimmering shoegaze set sees the Philly-by-way-of-D.C. band at their most self-assured.
Exploring the slow-burning radiance of Bleary Eyed
A shimmering shoegaze set sees the Philly-by-way-of-D.C. band at their most self-assured.
The three artists brought a night of queer country to Ortlieb’s; two of them are enroute to Austin to play Don Giovanni Records’ SXSW…
Paisley Fields, Sug Daniels, and Sean Barna kick off their journey to Texas at Ortlieb’s
The three artists brought a night of queer country to Ortlieb’s; two of them are enroute to Austin to play Don Giovanni Records’ SXSW…
A Horrid Whisper Echoes In A Palace of Endless Joy comes out April 14th.
Ther balances opposite, extreme emotions on “Impossible Things,” announces new album out in April
A Horrid Whisper Echoes In A Palace of Endless Joy comes out April 14th.
30 musicians, visual artists, DJs and more will be producing new projects about Philly’s Black music legacy this year.
Black Music City announces grant recipients for 2023
30 musicians, visual artists, DJs and more will be producing new projects about Philly’s Black music legacy this year.
The Philadelphia guitarist strikes out on his own with a sublime set of songs performed from his album ‘These Yesterdays.’
The Key Studio Sessions: AJAY
The Philadelphia guitarist strikes out on his own with a sublime set of songs performed from his album ‘These Yesterdays.’
Originally released as part of the Eagles Gameday Poster Playlist Project, The Menzingers’ ode to a lost friend is now released as its own…
The Menzingers fight to overcome grief in the anthemic “Bad Actors”
Originally released as part of the Eagles Gameday Poster Playlist Project, The Menzingers’ ode to a lost friend is now released as its own…
The Philly indie-pop singer-songwriter has a gift for imagery, visual and otherwise.
Daphne Ellen marks one year of “Internet” with a new music video
The Philly indie-pop singer-songwriter has a gift for imagery, visual and otherwise.
Inspired by Herbie Hancock, Lauryn Hill, and J Dilla, the Philly pianist and collaborator released her debut single as a singer-songwriter this week.
Black Buttafly’s not going to stop chasing her dreams on “Imagine”
Inspired by Herbie Hancock, Lauryn Hill, and J Dilla, the Philly pianist and collaborator released her debut single as a singer-songwriter this week.
