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Members of the audience sing along to emo/punk band Marietta’s set at Lavender Town on March 28. | Emily Dubin TTN
Features

A stage to call home

07 April 2015 Tim Mulhern

More students have begun to use their houses as live music venues in the DIY scene.

Sam Cook-Parrott of Radiator Hospital helped put together a capped show to benefit DIY PHL on Jan. 11 in which the band played. The show was held at the Hazel House at 6 p.m. Kara Milstein | TTN
Features

Breaking ‘punk scene’ boundaries

13 January 2015 Tim Mulhern

DIY PHL recently added a PA Share system to connect musicians in the DIY underground music scene with a sense of community.

Grace Ambrose, Max Weinstein-Bacal, Ramsey Beyer and Michael Cantor are some of the organizers between DIY PHL, a calendar listing of underground shows in Philly. The organization is gearing up to release a photo book. | JENELLE JANCI TTN
Art

Calendar makes DIY scene accessible

05 February 2013 Jenelle Janci

The calendar project of the best DIY shows in Philly released a photo book to capture a year in the music scene for its first birthday.

The DIY Philly label Sit & Spin recently opened a shop on Ninth and Reed streets in South Philly. | KATE McCANN TTN
Features

DIY label opens record store

29 January 2013 Dave Zisser

Sit & Spin Records, a Philadelphia punk label, opened a store on Ninth and Reed streets to help the local scene.

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Grassroots organizers plan for festival

21 January 2013 Jenelle Janci

Ladyfest Philadelphia, an activism, arts and music festival is returning to Philly.

Polls

Would you attend a graduation ceremony with no guests permitted?

  • No (54%, 38 Votes)
  • Yes (46%, 32 Votes)

Total Voters: 70

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