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HomeAuthorsDavid Zisser

Articles by David Zisser

David Zisser

Philly’s house show scene has evolved from punk basement shows to living room concerts extending across various genres. | Amanda Watkins TTN
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A collision of culture: the house show scene

29 April 2014 David Zisser

DIY culture is beginning to expand from basement shows to living room concerts.

Swedish pop band Makthaverskan. COURTESY, MAKTHAVERSKAN
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A Swedish Invasion

17 March 2014 David Zisser

Swedish post-punk quintet Makthaverskan hopes to break through with U.S. pressing of its sophomore release, “II.”

Dream pop band Blouse cleans up its sound on its second album, “Imperium.” The band is opening for Dum Dum Girls on March 23.| COURTESY Tonje Thilesen
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Through the sophomore slump

11 March 2014 David Zisser

Blouse keeps things fresh on its second record by sprucing up its sound.

Brendan Menapace | TTN
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The life, climate on a Diarrhea Planet

25 February 2014 David Zisser

Despite punk beginnings, Diarrhea Planet’s Jordan Smith is hankering for as much success as possible.

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A modern rewind

18 February 2014 David Zisser

In an increasingly digital world, many music collectors are trending toward cassettes as a renewed medium.

City Rain released its newest album “Songs for a High School Dance” last year. The band raised $4,000 for it from Kickstarter. | COURTESY Ben Runyan
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City Rain’s Ben Runyan ‘not Superman’

21 January 2014 David Zisser

City Rain’s Ben Runyan discusses a new record and being yourself.

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Life lessons taught out of classroom

28 October 2013 David Zisser

Instructors at the free program “Play On, Philly” teach more than music.

Dave Hause played WXPN Live’s “Free-At-Noon” series on Oct. 4. The former member of Paint it Black released his solo album “Devour” on Oct. 8. | Jacob Colon TTN
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Dave Hause serves slice of Americana

15 October 2013 David Zisser

Dave Hause addresses the American dream with “Devour.”

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For aspiring bands, an online source for funding

08 October 2013 David Zisser

Kickstarter, other websites, help musicians raise money through crowdsourcing.

The Boot & Saddle offers a new venue for musicians in South Philadelphia. | Alex Udowenko TTN
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Boot gets some much-needed polish

17 September 2013 David Zisser

After 17 years, Boot & Saddle in South Philly reopens its doors.

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