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New Get Better Records Benefit Compilation Available for Streaming & Purchase

Get Better Records recently put out an extensive (119 song) compilation, whose title says it all: A Benefit Comp To Help Pay Medical Bills For Those Activists Fighting Against Fascism & Racism. With proceeds aiding those injured in Charlottesville, as well as those affected by Hurricane Harvey, one can listen to a massive collection that includes a multitude of local talent Bren Lukens, Cayetana, Sadie Dupuis, Mischief Brew, Soul Glo, HIRS, S-21, Radiator Hospital, Mannequin Pussy, Worriers, Dominic, Jon Loudon, and Roger Harvey among many others. Especially in times of crisis it’s important to standup for what one believes in, reach out to those who have sacrificed and suffered, and help in any way you can.





Gambles to bring haunting alt-folk to Rough Trade Sept 16th

Gambles, the alt-folk project of New York-based artist, Matthew Siskin, produces ruminations on modern life that feel both dark and revelatory. His tracks are characterized by minimalist instrumentals, subtle in feel, accompanied by Matthew Siskins's harrowing vocal accompaniment---delicate, vulnerable but decidedly resolute. The combination yeilds a sound that is as beautiful as it is haunting, and leaves the listener to contend with some serious soul-bearing. Check out the single "You Won't Remind It" below and see Gambles headling at Rough Trade on September 16th with Roger Harvey. - Olivia Sisinni





New Roger Harvey Album Available for Streaming

Roger Harvey recently tranplanted to Philly by way of NYC and Pittsburgh. Off the merits of just one Fest seven-inch, he's already been invited on tours with The Menzingers, Against! Me, Chumped, Runaway Brother and others. Harvey will be releasing his new album, Twelve Houses (recorded with J. Vega at Wilderness Recording), this Friday via Black Numbers, but you can stream it now at Noisey.

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