Bronze Float - 'Time To Rest'
Soft stuff from Bronze Float.
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Soft stuff from Bronze Float.
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Are you a music lover living in the Philadelphia area? Spend the day enjoying a free show. Philadelphia radio station 104.5 is set to host Winter Jam 2012. This year’s event will be held on January 28th and will run from noon until 5:00 pm. This no cost event is a great way to get out of the house and enjoy some music and fun even if you are on a tight budget.
Three bands are set to play at Winter Jam 2012: New Found Glory, fun., and Rivers Monroe. The pop rock /punk /alternative band, New Found Glory is likely the most well-known band playing at the event. New Found Glory has been releasing hits since 1999 and has a large following of loyal fans. The indie band fun., is a newer New York based group that has been around since 2008. fun. has been receiving more media attention the past couple of years as they have opened for groups such as Paramore and have released a song with the award winning group Panic! at the Disco.
Read more about Attend a Free Concert in Philly on January 28thGruff dream-pop from a Philly oddball.
Honey Radar create the kind of sonic space that the Velvet Underground patented way back in the day. Noisy without being aggressive, their sound is delightfully vintage and yet not at all stale. You can grab their Free Association Backfires EP on 7" vinyl or as a $3 mp3 download.
Do you and your friends love going out to see bands in the Philadelphia area? Put on your dancing shoes and check out The Business. If you have never had the pleasure of seeing this band perform, you are missing out.
The Business has been busy rocking Philadelphia, Delaware and New Jersey since 1987. This nine member group covers such a wide amount of song genres that you will love their sound no matter if you are 22 or 62. The talented band puts their own spin on hits from the 50s all the way to the present day.

The group can be seen performing at various nightclubs and restaurants. The Business can also be booked for private events such as birthday parties and weddings. The band has one of the biggest song lists of any cover band in the area. This combined with their almost 20 years of experience makes them the perfect choice for your next special occasion.
Read more about Make It Your Business to Check Out the BusinessIt’s not too late to see the Philadelphia Orchestra this holiday season. Even if you missed the much praised Glorious Sounds of Christmas performance, the orchestra has another special treat left before 2012 rolls in. The orchestra is set to perform a special New Year’s Eve show led by conductor Sarah Hicks.

The show will take place on December 31st at 7:30 pm at Verizon Hall. The show lets out early enough that you still have time to go out for cocktails, go dancing or visit family before the ball drops at midnight. Allow the Philadelphia Orchestra to provide the soundtrack to your night. This top rated show is guaranteed to get your New Year’s Eve off on the right foot.
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Perhaps a grungier version of Grizzly Bear's chamber-pop, this track from Arches sounds both huge and tight at the same time. It threatens to meander into vacant space but instead gathers a remarkable momentum as it nears the end of its three minutes.
If you are a Philly area resident and a music fan, you may be interested to know that a lot of famous music talent has come out of Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Music Alliance is a non-profit group devoted to keeping Philly’s music scene alive. The alliance wants to point out the impact the city has had on the music industry as a whole.

The organization has created the Philadelphia Walk of Fame which is located on Broad Street close to Spruce Street and Walnut Street. Did you know that DJ Jazzy Jeff, Patti LaBelle and the members of Boyz II Men were all born and raised in Philly? The Philadelphia Walk of Fame has plaques honoring these people and other successful artists. Check out the site and learn more about Philly’s music history. You may be surprised at some of the artists that the city has produced.
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Eerie pitch-shifted vocals play inside a weathered, stuttering ambience on this track from Mechanicsburg's Balam Acab. Off his debut LP Wander Wonder, here's the perfectly lovely "Oh, Why".
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Do you have a child or teen who lives for music, rock or performing? You may want to consider allowing your child to take classes or lessons at the Philadelphia School of Rock. The Philly School of Rock has been serving the Delaware Valley since 1998.