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Photo by Rachel Barrish
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Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
Photo by Rachel Barrish
On Saturday afternoon, the greenest grass in Kensington was occupied by neighbors and music fans checking out performances from Steve Gunn, Birds of Maya, Blues Control, and others. People sat outside on their blankets and lawn chairs grilling corn and hamburgers, drinking sweet tea and coffee, and enjoying a summer day. That is until the rain came in and washed some of the crowd out. Above check out a photo recap of the picnic including the performances by Steve Gunn, Mary Lattimore, and Jeff Zeigler.
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
Wednesday, October 24th’s event at Little Berlin will sort of be like a reprise of August’s Kensington Picnic. The show will feature local experimental guitarist Chris Forsyth, acoustic psych-folk player Daniel Bachman and Philly power jam band Birds of Maya … Read More
Localish experimental duo Blues Control go all kinds of psychedelic on their latest music video, which mixes animation with classic oil-and-colored-dye projections. The song, “Opium Den / Fade to Blue,” is pretty wild too – moving away from the proto-blues … Read More
