INTERVIEW/SHOW REVIEW: Cousin Simple @ Milkboy
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Reviews
WEEKLY WRAP: Pitchfork Folding into GQ
Follow WHIP Twitter Facebook Instagram WRITTEN BY: Caitlin McGeehan, Eva Agabegi, Erika Cutaia It was announced earlier this month that the Pitchfork team
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SHOW REVIEW: Ride & The Charlatans @ Union Transfer
Equipped with an enigmatic youthful energy, lead singer of the british shoegaze band the
Charlatans, Tom Burgess, prepared the stage at Union Transfer for Ride’s set that was to follow. Check out Sydney Martin’s beautiful review that encapsulates the moments.
SINGLE REVIEW: Mourir Demain by Corridor
Mourir Demain is a musical balm for the dormant sting of aging. Check out the review of the new single.
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WEB PICKS: 2023 AOTY
The WHIP Web Department is back with a list of our favorite albums that were released this year, and you’re invited to check them out!
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PHOTOS/REVIEW: bar italia @ First Unitarian Church
Renouncing 21st century ideals of self-promotion, the minimalist post punk band, bar italia,
seemed to take the same ideological inspiration from past decades as they do in their music
in their appearance at First Unitarian Church. Check out Sydney Martin’s stunning review and photos of the show.
ALBUM REVIEW: DIAMONDS & FREAKS (Instrumentals)
Follow WHIP Twitter Facebook Instagram WRITTEN BY: Sydney Martin Having come out with DIAMONDS & FREAKS during June of this year, BLK ODYSSY
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SHOW REVIEW: 6LACK @ The Fillmore
On Thursday, November 16, 6LACK brought his Since I Have A Lover Tour to The Fillmore in Philadelphia in support of his latest album of the same name. Check out Wyatt Westlake’s review!
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EP REVIEW: Babyxsosa by Babyxsosa
Switching from the energetic and carefree tonality of her more recent songs is Babyxsosa’s
newest EP, Babyxsosa, released on November 11th and spanning a total of 19 minutes across
six songs. Check out Sydney Martin’s review of the EP!
PHOTOS/REVIEW: Nightly @ Brooklyn Bowl
Nightly’s Philadelphia date of their “wear your heart out” tour at Brooklyn Bowl felt like a homecoming show. Two of the three members of the alt-pop trio, Jonathan Capeci (vocals) and Joey Beretta (guitar), hail from the Philadelphia area and they brought their love for the city to the Sunday night concert. Check out Caitlin McGeehan’s review and photos by Ava Mosby!
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