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Boston indie rockers, Transit rolled through The Barbary in Philly’s Northern Liberties neighborhood on Saturday along with Daylight who is…Read More

Named after a section of the book White Noise, by Don DeLillo- LA’s Airborne Toxic Event brought their trademark sound…Read More

Blow the Scene’s Spotlight Interview Series returns with Austin’s post-hardcore rockers, We’ll Go Machete. The band has a brand new…Read More

Melodic hardcore mainstays, Shai Hulud, rolled through The Barbary last Saturday and were joined by an eclectic mix of bands…Read More

Philly House Shows is back with a special edition, double-feature for your viewing and listening pleasure. I made it out to two house shows over the weekend and shot 10 bands, including local, regional, and nationally touring acts.

Folk and indie singer-songwriter alike can enjoy the new record from The Milk Carton Kids. If you like your vocals harmonized, your music rich and lush, and your rockstars’ hair shaggy, you’ll find plenty to like in this new record out this week from this up-and-coming duo.

Shipping News team up with Interstates to drop remix of “Another Body, Another State” crafted from the original, “Nine Bodies, Nine States” which was released by Shipping News in 2001. You can stream it now at Blow The Scene!

Exclusive Interview with Jon Loudon of Philadelphia’s post punk quintet, Restorations, as the band prepares to release their debut Self-Titled, full-length LP April 19, 2011 on Tiny Engines Records.

Mixtapes US Spring Tour Preview by our newest contributor Heather McAdams with streaming track “I’m Like” from their new release, A Short Collection Of Short Songs.

Exclusive Blow The Scene Interview with Matt and Barry of California’s Joyce Manor as they discuss the band’s forthcoming L.P. on 6131 Records, their gear, mix-tapes for deserted islands, New Years’ plans, and whole lot more. Enjoy!

It’s hard to say no to Way Yes. Whether it’s the Muppet-like vocals or the island inspired beats – the duo has managed to create one of the year’s most unique releases while living in the land of the bland.

Philadelphia’s Creepoid recently played an over packed record release show with their hometown hero Kurt Vile and stamped themselves as Philadelphia’s next “constant hit makers”.