Joseph Dabney of Philly band Social Norms joined Sophie Burkholder on air last week to talk about their music and play some songs on air. Their most recent release, Balcony, is available now on Bandcamp.
Social Norms in the Live Room 4/11
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Lorde Tickets Giveaway
For today’s competition: Tweet us @wqhs your favorite Lorde lyric! Make sure you’re following us to be eligible to win. Two winners will be randomly chosen and announced tomorrow on Twitter at 4pm. While you’re on our site, be sure to check out all the lovely pieces our writers have been putting together! And get […]
Sixteen Jackies in the Live Room 3/28
Philly’s very own Sixteen Jackies stopped in to Seltzer Studio this week to talk to us about their music, share Bjork’s best moments, and bless the broadcast with a live performance. The band’s next EP, titled Mascula, will be available May 4th. Join them on May 18th for their release show at PhilaMOCA! More details here. Performed on 3/28/2018 […]
Ones to Watch: Dude York
Dude York, a lo-fi punk band from Seattle, are currently on tour with Aussie Alex Lahey. They played World Cafe Live on their Philly stop of the tour, and brought their Weezer-influenced sound to the small upstairs stage. They’ve got a holiday punk (holiday punk?) album out now called Halftime for the Holidays including the […]
Preview: Student Grooves pt. II (2/25)
Tomorrow, February 25th, SPEC Jazz & Grooves, SPEC Art Collective, and WQHS Radio are collaborating to bring you the second part of their Student Grooves show. Starting at 1:30PM, there will be live sets from Penn students, along with a variety of products being sold by different vendors. We learned more about a few of the people […]
Fuck Playing Football, Start a Band Instead
Don’t get me wrong, I love American Football, but I’m talking about the band, not the sport. Sports are cool, but I think music has just as much, if not more, to offer. Obviously I am biased – I’ve never been good at sports and have been involved with music for more than half of my […]
Alone at the Show
“Alone at the Show” is probably one of my favorite Girlpool songs. It’s sweet and loud and playful and jangly, twirling through the daydream of finally connecting with the person at the show you’re crushing on. A lot of people can probably relate to the feeling of seeing someone a couple of feet away, being […]
Camp Candle @ Boot & Saddle (10/19)
An airy ambiance crafted by dim lights, muffled laughter and hints of cheap but decent beer greets me as I enter Boot & Saddle. Casually stationed in the back amongst friends, Briana “Hetepsa” Mills and Mark “Nu Ra” Cave embody serenity; any signs of nervousness concerning their show are either absent or hidden underneath the […]
Marian Hill @ Union Transfer (10/14)
Black and gold sweep over the stage at the commencement of the second act. The crowd reducing itself to a dull murmur, we wait as all instruments except a digital soundboard and a lone-standing saxophone clear the stage.
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