Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by Maureen Walsh
Photo by Maureen Walsh
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Photo by John Vettese
Last night’s free show at Morgan’s Pier was a rager, headlined by Philly thrash misanthropes Pissed Jeans, with NYC white noise rockers A Place to Bury Strangers and local new wave dance-punks Gang rounding out the bill. Check out a photo recap in the gallery above.
With just his guitar and his voice, Bay Area by way of Mississippi songwriter John Murry played an emotional, powerful set Wednesday night at Non-COMM. Playing an assortment of songs from his current LP The Graceless Age, he also threw … Read More
With just his guitar and his voice, Bay Area by way of Mississippi songwriter John Murry played an emotional, powerful set Wednesday night at Non-COMM. Playing an assortment of songs from his current LP The Graceless Age, he also threw … Read More
With just his guitar and his voice, Bay Area by way of Mississippi songwriter John Murry played an emotional, powerful set Wednesday night at Non-COMM. Playing an assortment of songs from his current LP The Graceless Age, he also threw … Read More
For The Key’s year-in-review, we asked our trusted sources – our writers and photographers, XPN’s on-air staff, fellow bloggers in the Philly scene and even a few musicians – to send us their Top Five Whatevers. Could be the traditional … Read More
Philly dancepunk act GANG is hailing the holidays with an energetic interpretation of “Little Drummer Boy.” Singer Amanda Damron’s frenzied vocals soar against spacey scratches and hard beats, giving the classic holiday song an anthemic electronic twist. Stream the song … Read More
