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• 2013-03-20

  

  nprmusic:

  Amped up as a power trio, Katie Crutchfield’s band showcases the fragility and force in her songs at Stubb’s. 

  Watch Waxahatchee play NPR Music’s SXSW showcase.
  

  Source: NPR

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  Bethlehem’s Slingshot Dakota ruling on “Intro / Mayday,” the first song in their Key Session set (and on their great album Dark Hearts). You can download the entire set this-a-ways: http://thekey.xpn.org/2013/03/20/the-key-studio-sessions-slingshot-dakota/

• 2013-03-06

  I always kinda thought this song ripped.

• 2013-02-28

  

  Last day to download all these free World Cafe mp3s y’all!
  

  nprmusic:

  Today only! From World Cafe, download 20 live MP3s from Lord Huron, Freelance Whales, John Fullbright, Allen Stone, Calexico and more.

  Photo: John Vettese/WXPN

  Source: NPR

• 2013-02-27

  

  Pretty sweet cover art for Questlove’s memoir, no?

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  Katie Crutchfield of Waxahatchee covering “Dark Moon” during our Key Studio Session last night. That’s an old country song from the 1950s, popularized by Patti Page, Elvis Presley, Loretta Lynn and more. Listen to the entire session here.

• 2013-02-13

  DIYPHL: Available this month: PHL 2012: A Year in DIY, a photo anthology of Philadelphia DIY in the past year.

  I submitted a photo to this and they may or may not have used it (I’ve heard nothing either way) but yo its a pretty cool project regardless!
  

  diyphl:

  

  Since February of last year, DIYPHL has listed hundreds and hundreds of events in Philadelphia, passed out thousands of fliers, and printed nearly a dozen unique monthly calendars designed by different artists. Needless to say, we’ve been busy.

  But that’s only because this is a busy…

  Source: diyphl

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  Had a lot of fun with this rager of a session starring Pissed Jeans. Stream the entire set here. Stoked for their show at Underground Arts on Friday!

  Source: SoundCloud / wxpnfm

• 2013-01-30

  Keeping it reel with Lancaster trio The Stray Birds.

• 2013-01-28

  “After You,” Google Translate

  

  Found Pulp’s new song streaming on a French music blog this morning. It would be incredible even if the robo-translation wasn’t making me laugh big time.