By Katherine Silkaitis
Over the past six years songwriter Ian McCarthy has transformed his Conservative Man project from the solo stylings of a music-school dropout to a full-fledged band that radiates warmth, energy and a heavy dose of imagination.
By Katherine Silkaitis
When Shawn Kilroy began playing guitar and writing songs in ninth grade, he was admittedly perplexed. “I couldn’t reconcile my love of the Beatles with my love of Bauhaus,” he says. “They seemed so far apart and so totally different from one another, and I felt like a phony if I admitted I liked both of them as much as I did.”
By Katherine Silkaitis
“I don’t think I really ever paid attention to Black Sabbath, and then I got their first couple albums, and then [percussionist Zack Zweig] gave me all these Hum records and then I saw Tool play,” Wes Schwartz explains.“I went to 10 metal shows in a row.”
By Katherine Silkaitis
The barely year-old quartet Delco Nightingale doesn’t play rough-and-tumble crust punk, but instead travels back to the 1940s, channelling the ghosts of Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie and George Gershwin.
Did you recently graduate college only to have your dreams quickly crushed by the harsh realities of our current enconomic state? No crap. But don’t be giving up all hope just yet. Going down tomorrow from 12-3 p.m. at UPenn’s Houston Hall (3417 Spruce St.), Campus Philly’s 5th Annual Opportunity Fair will feature 50 regional employers [...]
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