Philly’s newest record store, High Leverage, injects a dose of DIY, punk rock spirit into the local community. Justin sat down with owner Billy Philhower, who co-founded the Kensington-based shop with his wife, Elizabeth.
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Austin-based psychedelic doom metal trio The Well rocks out on a Tuesday night at Milkboy with support from Moon Destroys and PLQ MRX.
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CHANCE THE RAPPER and a legion of die-hard fans celebrate the ten-year anniversary of his seminal mixtape ‘Coloring Book’ with special guest LA REEZY at The Fillmore.
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With help from their friends Califone, the Washington natives celebrated their first independent release after decades tied to major label Epic Records.
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Returning to Philadelphia proper for the first time since 2011, FOO FIGHTERS (with the help of QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE and our own MANNEQUIN PUSSY) shook Lincoln Financial Field with atomic energy that, yes, included fireworks.
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Philly’s newest record store, High Leverage, injects a dose of DIY, punk rock spirit into the local community. Justin sat down with owner Billy Philhower, who co-founded the Kensington-based shop with his wife, Elizabeth.
Austin-based psychedelic doom metal trio The Well rocks out on a Tuesday night at Milkboy with support from Moon Destroys and PLQ MRX.
CHANCE THE RAPPER and a legion of die-hard fans celebrate the ten-year anniversary of his seminal mixtape ‘Coloring Book’ with special guest LA REEZY at The Fillmore.
With help from their friends Califone, the Washington natives celebrated their first independent release after decades tied to major label Epic Records.
Returning to Philadelphia proper for the first time since 2011, FOO FIGHTERS (with the help of QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE and our own MANNEQUIN PUSSY) shook Lincoln Financial Field with atomic energy that, yes, included fireworks.
South Philly's own Low Cut Connie threw a street party for the ages–complete with a full-band performance–at the intersection of Passyunk & Federal this past Wednesday.
Kurt Vile and Pavement provide legendary headlining performances with support from Ratboys, Twisted Teens, and TAGABOW on beautiful back-to-back summer nights for the Make the World Better Foundation’s annual concert event.
