Folkadelphia presents 200 Years, Jonathan Byerley, and Brendan Codey this Friday at Studio 34
Fred Knittel of XPN’s Folkadelphia presents a performance by the indie-folk duo 200 Years, along with Brooklyn’s Jonathan Byerly (from Plates of Cake) and Philly’s Brendan Codey at 8pm on Friday June 22 at Studio 34 in West Philly. You can buy tickets to the concert here. 200 Years is the project of Ben Chasny from Six Organs of Admittance and Magik Markers‘ Elisa Ambrogio; stream and download “Solar System,” a track from their self-titled EP, below.
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A conversation with The Thermals' Kathy Foster about bass, Rocky and their first decade as a band (playing Union Transfer tomorrow)
This spring, Portland indie-punk trio The Thermals turned ten and released an album that’s got all the fuzzy scuzzy energy and aggression of their 2003 debut More Parts Per Million. Out last month on Saddle Creek, Desperate Ground is a … Read More
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A conversation with The Thermals' Kathy Foster about bass, Rocky and their first decade as a band (playing Union Transfer tomorrow)
This spring, Portland indie-punk trio The Thermals turned ten and released an album that’s got all the fuzzy scuzzy energy and aggression of their 2003 debut More Parts Per Million. Out last month on Saddle Creek, Desperate Ground is a … Read More
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A conversation with The Thermals' Kathy Foster about bass, Rocky and their first decade as a band (playing Union Transfer tomorrow)
This spring, Portland indie-punk trio The Thermals turned ten and released an album that’s got all the fuzzy scuzzy energy and aggression of their 2003 debut More Parts Per Million. Out last month on Saddle Creek, Desperate Ground is a … Read More
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A conversation with The Thermals' Kathy Foster about bass, Rocky and their first decade as a band (playing Union Transfer tomorrow)
This spring, Portland indie-punk trio The Thermals turned ten and released an album that’s got all the fuzzy scuzzy energy and aggression of their 2003 debut More Parts Per Million. Out last month on Saddle Creek, Desperate Ground is a … Read More
- Tonight's Concert Picks: Arrah and the Ferns at PhilaMOCA, White Laces at Kung Fu Necktie, Dani Mari at Philadelphia Folk Festival Co-Op Showcase, Baroness at Union Transfer
- Watch The Roots mural be unveiled next Friday in South Philly
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A conversation with The Thermals' Kathy Foster about bass, Rocky and their first decade as a band (playing Union Transfer tomorrow)
This spring, Portland indie-punk trio The Thermals turned ten and released an album that’s got all the fuzzy scuzzy energy and aggression of their 2003 debut More Parts Per Million. Out last month on Saddle Creek, Desperate Ground is a … Read More
- Download Major Lazer's remix of "Can't Hold Us" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (playing Roots Picnic on Saturday, June 1)
- My Morning Download: "College" by Rogue Wave (playing Union Transfer with The Boxer Rebellion on June 18)
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