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15 reasons why Philly’s music scene will go from 10 to 11 in 2013

DRGN KNG Photo by Nicky Devine

As far as the local music scene goes, we thought 2012 was an excellent year. Our hats go off to the dozens of bands across an impressive, diverse range of genres for notching things up last year. Roll call: Dr. Dog. War On Drugs. Meek Mill. Hop Along. Cheers Elephant. Arc In Round. Toy Soldiers. Hezekiah Jones. Lushlife. Work Drugs. Chill Moody. Sun Airway. The Stray Birds. Purling Hiss. Free Energy. The Fleeting Ends. Aaron Brown. Res. Low Cut Connie. Spacin’. Swearin’ (there’s a double bill we want to see). Shark Tape. In The Pocket. DRGN KNG. Cold Fronts. Moosh & Twist. Nothing. RJD2. Night Panther. Reef The Lost Cauze. Buried Beds. Vacationer. Ape School. Adrien Reju. The Spinto Band. Ground Up. Vintage Kicks. Pissed Jeans. The legendary Roots crew. Santigold. Birdie Busch. Zilla Rocca. Scot Sax. Man Man. Schoolly (don’t need the “D” anymore, he’s just “Schoolly”). Freeway. Strand of Oaks. Good Old War. King Britt. Heyward Howkins. Arctic Splash. White Birds Chiddy Bang. GrandeMarshall. Meg Baird. City Rain. Juston Stens and The Get Real Gang. The Money Making Jam Boys. Nicos Gun.

Who’d we forget? Probably dozens more. Our apologies if we left you out. We hope you get the point though; these days, Philly is miles deep and miles wide with talent and creativity. If 2012 was a “ten,” here’s 15 reasons why Philly’s music scene is about to go to 11 in 2013. Continue reading

Download a new Greg Porn song ft. Patty Crash, “Molly”

Photo by Ricky Codio http://rickycodio.com/

Yesterday Consequence Of Sound debuted a new song by Roots collaborator and a member of the Moneymaking Jam Boys, Greg Porn featuring Patty Crash. The song “Molly” is from a forthcoming collection called Amerikin Junkie being released on February 5th. Go here to read an in depth interview with Porn and to download the song.

Watch a new video from Greg PORN of the Roots crew

Okayplayer has tipped us to this new video from Greg PORN, whose work you might have heard on the last couple of albums from The Roots and The Money Making Jam Boys. Watch “Salud” featuring Tanzania Lateef below. The video was directed by Jon Kaufman with production by Dameadelphia from Philadelphia Music Magazine.