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In the approximately 30 years since their inception, Life Of Agony have overcome numerous lineup and label changes to put...

Taking Back Sunday: Appreciating Where You Are

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December 12, 2018 0

Taking Back Sunday know all too well that a lot can change in 20 years: band lineups, location, musical direction....

Makin Waves Record of the Week: School Drugs’ “Relative Suffering”

Bob Makin

Columns

November 29, 2018 2

The Jersey Shore’s School Drugs channel ‘80s hardcore punk with “Relative Suffering,” their debut for the new Trenton-based indie Hell...

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Rachel Ana Dobken’s “When It Happens to You’”

Bob Makin

Columns

November 1, 2018 0

Asbury Park-based multi-hyphenated talent Rachel Ana Dobken lives up to her acronym with a rad new record, “When It Happens...

Makin Waves Record of the Week: Natalie Farrell’s “Natality”

Bob Makin

Columns

October 25, 2018 0

Glad I finally caught up with Natalie Farrell’s four-song “Natality” EP because it’s a winner. Natalie Farrell is an...

Shoreworld – Life Lessons, Love Lost and Man’s Best Friend

John Pfeiffer

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October 24, 2018 0

Michael Patrick’s new CD, “John Wayne Movies” tells the tale of living, life and the memories we all hold dear....

Makin Waves with Wetbrain: Something Artsy This Way Comes

Bob Makin

Columns

October 18, 2018 0

The prolific pop-art band Wetbrain are back with their third release in less than two years, “Things You Think You...

Shoreworld – The Beagles: “Bed of Roses”

John Pfeiffer

Columns

September 26, 2018 0

Hailing from Lawrenceville, NJ, The Beagles recently celebrated over half a century of live and recorded music that got its...

Tweed: Philly’s Tweed Gets Dirty And Disco In Video Premiere

Veronica Rajadnya

Buzz

September 26, 2018 0

Philadelphia’s funk powerhouse quartet Tweed have released the first single and music video from their highly anticipated full-length album,...

Seán Barna: Impressions Be Damned

James Campion

Features

September 19, 2018 0

Confronting Religion, Grief & Anti-Gay Bigotry in Seán Barna’s Brilliant “Cissy” Seán Barna sits across from me looking...

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John Splithoff’s Peace Isn’t Too ‘Far From Here’

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HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

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On The Record: Elliott Murphy’s ‘Infinity,’ plus the Move, R&B Hits from 1955, Iron City Houserockers, & Chatham Rabbits

The Freak Show: Where Are the Democrats? Where Are the Patriots?

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Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho (‘Parasite’), plus ‘Doctor Sleep,’ ‘The Siren,’ ‘Scandalous,’ ‘Untouchable,’ and more.

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Shoreworld – Life Lessons, Love Lost and Man’s Best Friend

Makin Waves with Wetbrain: Something Artsy This Way Comes

Shoreworld – The Beagles: “Bed of Roses”

Tweed: Philly’s Tweed Gets Dirty And Disco In Video Premiere

Seán Barna: Impressions Be Damned

#THROWBACK: Linkin Park, April 25, 2007

Musicians of Today & Yesterday to Perform This Week in NYC

Start April with Great Live Music

Makin Waves with Michael Patrick: A Clear Blue Sky

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