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Wigwams, Live @ Kung Fu Necktie

06 Tuesday Mar 2012

Posted by cthomas81 in Post Punk, Rock

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Please tell us you have caught the awesome Philly act that is Wigwams.  We want to hear that you have experienced live wood blocks, and slick guitar playing trade-offs, and timely bass lines and drum beats.  If you have not made it out to a Wigwams show yet, put it on your to-do list.  Make a note now and witness these guys live.  You will love em.  The band is Jason, Phil, Daniel, and Brian and they play a premium brand of rock/post-punk goodness.

Outlining all the reasons we like Wigwams would simply take too long.  Sufficed to say, their music is a damn pleasure to listen to and having such talent in the city is a testament to our musical scene.  Wigwams played on March 3rd for The Swollen Fox and Y-Not Radio presented show at Kung Fu Necktie on a warm winter eve and we have some video for you below.  Go see these guys!

Saint Motel, Live @ Kung Fu Necktie

05 Monday Mar 2012

Posted by cthomas81 in Electronic, Indie, Rock

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Every so often we attend a show semi-blind and don’t quite know what to expect.  This, on occasion, proves to be a decision that stuns with it’s seemingly perfect fate.  The Saint Motel set at KFN on March 3rd presented by The Swollen Fox and Y-Not Radio was just such an event.  Music that made us want to re-listen to their entire catalog.  Music that made us want to continue to search through the myriad of quality, and not so quality, band output to find another so exciting.  We wish another chance to replicate the experience would come soon as this was truely great to watch and hear.  A/J Jackson Jr., Dak, asharp, and G.S. Erwin are an LA-based quartet with a jubilant sound delivered via fierce drums, nasty guitar solos, steady bass lines and harmonic vocals.

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 The effort displayed was partially measured in sweat as KFN was extremely hot for a winter night.  The remainder was displayed in passionately delivered verse, chord and beat to a crowd who knew what they were seeing was way above average.  Saint Motel is a band to be seen while you can outside of L.A. and before the machine gets a hold of their obvious talent.  We know wide success for them is always at their doorstep, and that Saint Motel is a band to watch and listen.  Check the link above for their catalog on Spotify and take a peep at the videos from the evening below.  Please also note, these guys cover a Del Shannon track – My Little Runaway.  How sick is that?  It’s the third video down:

Young Empires, Live @ Kung Fu Necktie

04 Sunday Mar 2012

Posted by cthomas81 in Electronic, Indie, Pop

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Young Empires from Toronto, Canada graced the KFN stage on March 3rd courtesy of the Swollen Fox and Y-Not Radio.  Dripping in big beat indie-electro goodness Young Empires wasted no time plunging head first into a set of mesmerizing tracks.  The energy transfer from band to crowd was ephemeral and lasted long after the last note faded out of the stage amplifiers, through the hot confines of KFN, and into the warm Philadelphia winter evening.

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Young Empires, comprised of Matthew, Aaron, Jacob and Taylor, have a sound that transcends live recording and hits with the force of a mega-ton bomb in a live arena.  Primed for future success with a new album out now and several EP’s worth of material prior, we look forward to seeing these guys get the recognition they deserve.  Young Empire’s eventual return to Philly is eagerly awaited and we feel fortunate to have been in attendance for their first go-around.  Check out some video from their set below and make sure to check out our favorite song of theirs, Enter Through the Sun:

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