Emily DesRoches
Music connects people and has evolved from physical media to digital downloading and streaming. From vinyl to CD, to streaming platforms, yet they all exist to this day. Not one form of music media trumps another. Continue Reading Why Are Younger Generations So Interested in Vinyl Records?
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Sara Schenk
As midterms approach and the semester kicks into high gear, taking a break to unwind can feel impossible. Luckily, Abington and nearby towns are offering free fall events that are perfect for relaxing with friends, enjoying some good food, and soaking up the festive autumn vibes. Whether you’re looking for live music, local food booths, or just a way to recharge, these events have you covered. Here’s a list of upcoming events you won’t want to miss Continue Reading Fall Into Fun: Free Local Events to De-stress and Celebrate the Season
Kaela Sherron
If you’re a college student and you want to save money and know which streaming deals are worth it, below is a list of streaming services that offer student discounts. Continue Reading Best Streaming Deals for College Students
E. Connor
Visit the largest outdoor art festival in Montgomery County, and hear from the organizer of the event. Continue Reading The Jenkintown Festival of the Arts
Jonathan Bercovici
Music lovers, history nerds, pop culture freaks and audiophiles can finally unite. The Beatles landmark album Revolver has just been given the full deluxe remaster treatment.
Continue Reading The Beatles’ Revolver Has Gotten The Full Deluxe Treatment
Jonathan Bercovici
In the beginning of September, legendary Japanese band Boris came to Philadelphia for the first time in five years. Who is Boris and why should you care?
Continue Reading Who are “BORIS” and why are they important to Philly’s live music scene?
J McAnany
Two years after releasing her critically acclaimed debut album, Japanese-British art-pop singer Rina Sawayama delivers “Hold the Girl,” another solid batch of catchy, genre-blending pop tracks. Continue Reading Rina Sawayama Delivers Genre-Blending Power on New Album “Hold the Girl”
Jane LulkoAs the warm weather dwindles down, it can be nice to spend some time inside. What better way to spend an evening than singing along to your favorite music? Continue Reading Philly Hosts Fall Concerts
Adrienne Cooper Great news fellow Michael Jackson fans! A musical event will be happening starting next year. Look out for… Continue Reading A Michael Jackson Broadway Musical Tour Is Coming in 2023!
John Mitchell
These past two weeks have certainly been a busy one for the music world, with the release of new albums by two of the most popular artists of our time: Kanye West and Drake. But what many people may have missed amidst all the uproar over the two rap/hip-hop moguls was that on the same day that Drake released his new album, English heavy metal band Iron Maiden unleashed their seventeenth studio album, titled Senjutsu (roughly translated from Japanese as “tactics and strategy”). But after a whopping 46 years and seventeen studio albums, how does this new material hold up? Can any band manage to sustain both their commercial appeal and their creative energy for more than four decades? Continue Reading Still as Sharp as Steel: ‘80s Rockers Still Going Strong