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Last month Australian singer/songwriter Grace Cummings released Bloodhorse!, her fourth full-length, third for ATO Records (home of our dear phriends Deer Tick, Friko, and Margaret Glaspy), and second with GRAMMY-nominated producer Jonathan Wilson, known for his work with Father John Misty, Angel Olsen, and our buddy Bella White. And...
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“We were a different band in a lot of ways from when we played Philly at World Café Live in 2023; we even had more members then. We’ve learned and grown so much since then,” says Wallace, drummer of indie pop/rock trio Koyal, who will be returning to the...
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“I try to connect on a human level while performing. Some artists I like put on more of a show, and I think about how I could incorporate some more showy elements, but I really just wanna connect, to have a human-to-human connection,” says PINKNOISE, aka Kacey Foxx, an...
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Last month LA-based, Paris-bred lounge pop duo Pearl & The Oysters – comprised of Juliette Pearl Davis (Juju) and Joachim Polack (Jojo) – released Monkey Mind, their sixth full-length and third for Stones Throw (also home to our phriend Sofie Royer). The album, easily one of the year’s best,...
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The City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection always loves a good sister act… and Rebecca and Megan Lovell, aka Larkin Poe, are one of our phavorites. Later this month, the Nashville-based, Georgia-bred duo — who have been transforming honky tonk blues into arena-ready Southern rock for more than...
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“Philly is getting the truest and rawest performances of the tour,” joke Gracie and Rachel, who are preparing to begin their upcoming 10-date US tour on June 4th at our very own MilkBoy. The last time the indie-pop duo played the Center City barroom (or spoke to PHILTHY MAG)...
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Tonight indie folk outfit The Paper Kites kick off their North American Headline Tour behind their seventh studio album, If You Go There, I Hope You Find It, which dropped this January via Nettwerk. And one week from today, May 8th, the Australian quintet, longtime phriends of PHILTHY MAG,...
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“There’s like a punk element, a big ‘fuck you’ element in a really light and fun way,” Liz Cooper proclaims of her It’s A New Day Tour, which resumes tonight in her current home state of Vermont (where she moved last July after about half a decade in Brooklyn)...
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Some of you may have seen Amelia Day opening The Foundry for Elio Mei on “Halloweekend” of last year… And later this week the Nashville-based singer/songwriter will return to the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection under more somewhat spooky circumstances when she headlines MilkBoy on Friday the...
Last month Australian singer/songwriter Grace Cummings released Bloodhorse!, her fourth full-length, third for ATO Records (home of our dear phriends Deer Tick, Friko, and Margaret Glaspy), and second with GRAMMY-nominated producer Jonathan Wilson, known for his work with Father John Misty, Angel Olsen, and our buddy Bella White. And...
“We were a different band in a lot of ways from when we played Philly at World Café Live in 2023; we even had more members then. We’ve learned and grown so much since then,” says Wallace, drummer of indie pop/rock trio Koyal, who will be returning to the...
