Music
Haiku Reviews
“THE RITE OF SPRING” THE BAD PLUS If you missed them at The Village Vanguard this fall, listen to this now.
Album Review: Shakira
“Shakira:” Shakira It’s been almost four years since we’ve heard new music from Shakira, but her new material is worth the wait.
Hidden Philadelphia Music Spaces
Keep talking about leaving the "Penn bubble," but never know where to go? Music's got you covered.
You Have To Listen To This: Wild Beasts
You’ve never been into indie rock. I know. I understand. There’s just something missing. “I just need...It doesn’t have enough...” I look at you, recognition shining in my eyes.
Haiku Reviews
Roses are red. Spring break is over. Read these Haikus if St. Patrick’s Day hasn’t turned you into a four–leafed–clover.
Album Review: Mastermind
"Mastermind:" Rick Ross Rick Ross and “big” are synonymous, both in physique and in product.
Meet The Penn Musician: Hey Day
Hey Day doesn’t just mean Styrofoam hats and wooden canes anymore.
You Have To Listen to This: The Growlers
As a surfer and psychonaut of sorts, I was destined to fall in love with the Growlers’ grungy sound, which evokes sunburnt relationships, rainy acid trips and the smell of surfboard wax.
Album Review: Joyland
“Joyland:” Trust “Joyland” is the ironically–named second LP from gothic–synth artist Trust, and it sounds just like what you would expect gothic–synth to sound like: Crystal Castles, except less catchy.
Album Review: Atlas
“Atlas:” Real Estate Listening to the new Real Estate album elicits the feeling of longing for bygone summer day moments of serene beauty tinged with just a little sadness.
Remix Wednesday: "I Got U (Bondax Remix)"
If the weather isn’t helping you get into the mood of spring, then here’s a song that might help.
Upcoming Concerts: 03.17.2014
Click on the chart below to see some upcoming concerts in Philly!
Album Review: Voices
“VOICES”—PHANTOGRAM In a world of CHVRCHES and Grimes and Neon Indian and The xx, atmospheric synth–pop is pretty much everywhere.
Album Review: Helios
“Helios:" The Fray The Fray is back with “Helios,” the quick–paced follow up to “Scars and Stories.” The ingredients in this album, which came out Tuesday, are familiar and instantly recognizable: 11 pop rock numbers with a catchy rhythm that complement emotional lyrics.
Album Review: Oxymoron
“Oxymoron:"Schoolboy Q Just seconds into Schoolboy Q’s major label debut, one thing becomes very clear: “Oxymoron” marks the return of the old school.
Nanananonsense Songs
With the most nonsensical lyrics known to music, it’s easy to wonder how these tracks became so popular. Here’s a breakdown of why you should listen to them. Did we miss something? Tweet us @34st_music.
Oscars "Best Original Song"
1. “Happy” by Pharell Williams “Despicable Me 2” This feel–good anthem (with a 24–hour music video) is pretty much unavoidable, but that doesn’t take away from its charm. SOUNDS BEST WHEN: Strolling down Locust Walk like you’re floating on air
