After four years since their previous album Umbra was released, Philadelphia alt-rock band, Grayscale, released their fourth album The Hart this January. The Hart captures emotions of additions, death, struggles of religious faith, and the emotional rollercoaster grief takes on you.
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This past Saturday, Delilah Bon, an artist based in the United Kingdom, took the stage for the second show of her first US tour at Underground Arts* in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Lyn Lapid is a 22-year-old Filipino-American singer-songwriter from Baltimore, Maryland who has been steadily rising in popularity over the past few years. What began with song covers on YouTube and TikTok has since evolved into five EPs and, in late-April this year, the release of her debut album. She first caught widespread attention with covers then her breakout hit Producer Man, released acapella and verse-by-verse on social media, in which she boldly called out an interaction with an unnamed music producer who pressured her to conform to industry standards instead of staying true to her unique sound and identity.
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Long Island–born but taking over LA and beyond, Sace6 completely packed and sold out the Moroccan Lounge in Downtown Los Angeles on June 9th for an EP release show—just three days after dropping their debut EP Limerence!
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The Starting Line is an American pop punk band from Churchville, Pennsylvania, formed in 1999. Known for their energetic melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and catchy hooks, the band gained popularity in the early 2000s during the rise of the pop punk and emo scenes. Their debut album, Say It Like You Mean It (2002), became a staple of the genre, featuring fan-favorite tracks like "Best of Me" and "Leaving."
OK Go is an American alternative rock band known as much for their inventive, visually stunning music videos as for their catchy, genre-blending sound. Formed in Chicago in 1998, the band consists of Damian Kulash (vocals, guitar), Tim Nordwind (bass), Dan Konopka (drums), and Andy Ross (guitar, keyboards). They rose to fame in the mid-2000s with their treadmill-choreographed video for “Here It Goes Again.”
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