Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
Kanye West creatively debuted his latest single "New Slaves" last Friday night by projecting the music video on 66 buildings around the world.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
Last year, a blank wall on a corner of Broad and South streets began to transform into a mural dedicated to one of Philadelphia's most legendary bands: The Roots. The band’s connection with the city runs deep and it was only a matter of time before they received such an honor.
Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Music Critic
Philadelphia alt-metal band Baroness distinguished themselves last year with the breakthrough Yellow & Green, the band's most broadly ambitous and best album to date. The U.S. tour meant to get underway last fall didn't, due to a near fatal bus accident last August outside Bath, England.
Read all about the band, and that nearly tragic day, in my interview with them from Thursday's Inquirer. That's here. Check out the quartet playing "The Line Between" in the video shot by David Swanson in the quartet's North Wales rehearsal space this week.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
With Daft Punk’s newest album Random Access Memories igniting old fans and creating new ones, listeners are wanting to channel their inner inner robot.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
The full-length trailer for Metallica’s new 3D film, Through the Never, is here!
Jennifer Nguyen
Paris Hilton is back in the spotlight once again as she is set to release her sophomore album with hip-hop empire Cash Money Records.
Gabrielle Bonghi, Philly.com
You'll probably recognize Bey's latest leaked single from her recent Pepsi commercials.
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
Our favorite music blogger, YVYNYL, who is currently on a indefinite hiatus from the blog world, is presenting Tuesday Tune-Outs this month at PhilaMOCA.
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
In the event that you missed out on James Blake's sold out show at the TLA earlier this month, you're in luck.
Colin Kerrigan, Philly.com Photographer
Today, WXPN announced several additions to its XPoNential Festival including Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, The Districts, Kat Edmonson, Red Baraat and Matt Pond.
