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Album Review: Father John Misty’s “Pure Comedy”

WRITTEN BY: BEN ABRAMS Josh Tillman (more commonly known as Father John Misty) has been an important force in folk

WRITTEN BY: SARA FALCO Underground Arts’ colorfully moody atmosphere reflects the classic Philly grit. Mako played their first Philly show

WRITTEN BY: JACK O’ROURKE “Déjà vu,” bassist Zach Carothers exclaimed as the rest of Portugal. The Man returned to Union

WRITTEN BY: MADDIE REID Philly natives The Menzingers played a packed hometown show at The Fillmore on Friday, March 31.

Dot.Gov is a local band made up of Temple students. They decided to stop by the WHIP Studios for

WRITTEN BY: MIKE KABA Ed Sheeran returns from a three-year hiatus with his new album, ÷. The British pop star

WRITTEN BY: MADDIE REID The English Beat, known in their native England as simply “The Beat,” played Underground Arts on

WRITTEN BY: CAITLIN CHECKETT Senses Fail returned to Philadelphia’s Electric Factory on Wednesday, March 22 to rock out and reminisce on

WRITTEN BY: DYNAS JOHNSON Greatest Hits by Max Fisher is the lyrical stories of a man going off on his own,

WRITTEN BY: KATE FULTON On Saturday March 18, Tennis played their first ever sold out show in Philadelphia at Underground