Sipping the final drops of warmth and playfulness from an end of August evening, there was a bright energy pervading the streets of Philadelphia. Lazyacres, a groovy surf-rock band from the city of brotherly love, celebrated the release of their EP “nospacebar”. With themes of wild Western wonder and sparkling cowboys, the show was exemplary […]
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With the first breaths of Philadelphia fall kissing Callowhill Street on a September night, psychedelic artist Big Wild brought the city to life in a rigorous and technicolor performance. Big Wild (aka Jackson Stell), released his most recent album “Wild Child” in late August. The subsequent Wild Child Tour graced Union Transfer on a Tuesday […]
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With bands from all over the country, Dilly Dally 2 had a great mixture of hardcore, screamo, and metal. While every band was extremely talented and put on a tantalizing show, there were particularly notable sets by Boy Problems and Saetia that set the Philly venue on fire with excitement.
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On an unprecedentedly warm October night, the streets of Philadelphia bustled outside the restaurant and music venue, Milk Boy. With tour spanning many states in only a few consecutive days, Greet Death and Low Animal were set to put on a performance in the busy city. Fans crowded together tentatively waiting in the corridor-like room […]
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racks flowed seamlessly in a heart-pounding rhythm as the entire crowd flowed in movement, to a beat so flawless it could make a grown man cry, Trixie Mattel surpassed all expectations of beauty and camp realness. She carried herself with such an air of confidence and the smile she flashed the crowd was so infectious that it was worn all around the room. It was the most perfect atmosphere of fluorescent love and a celebration of gay culture all within a show.
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