The Slow Drag is Ready for Summer with ‘I Feel It, Too’
Summer is a time to drive around with your windows down and the radio up, with loud rock and roll blaring from the speakers for all to hear.
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The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Thursday, June 6
Last August, Billy Bauer Band released “So I Love,” their first new studio release since 2011’s full-length effort, “Maybe Tomorrow.”
Hear thursday’s Daily SpinnThe Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Tuesday, June 4
We just had Austin James of The Slow Drag on our latest episode. You can listen to that here. We’ll also be reviewing his new single, “I Feel It, Too” sometime this week, so get ready for that.
In the meantime, let’s step back to last month’s Slow Drag single.
Hear Tuesday’s Daily SpinnThe Slow Drag Feels The Heartbreak with ‘Broken Arrow’
The Slow Drag is back, true to form, with another new single this month.
This one is particularly heartbreaking.
Hear the SinglePlenty of Fresh Faces on This Week’s #UMC20 Spotify Playlist
We searched far and wide this week, trying to find new and diverse selections for this week’s edition of the #UMC20 Spotify playlist.
Bearing Torches Light the Way with ‘Never Heard Bob Dylan’
Who’s ready for a slice of modern heartland rock?
Philadelphia Alt Rockers TIOGA Release New Single
In anticipation of their upcoming run of shows, which includes a March 3 opening gig for Low Cut Connie at SteelStacks, Philly-based alternative/indie rock four-piece TIOGA released their new song, “Young Man Now.”
Billy Bauer Joins The Quinn Spinn This Monday
Billy Bauer Band is putting the finishing touches on their new single, “So I Love,” after recording at MilkBoy Studios in Philly.
This Monday, we’ll hear all about the new single — and, most likely, the Philadelphia Eagles — when Billy Bauer joins us on an all-new edition of The Quinn Spinn on WLVU.
Beyond the Valley: Foxtrot & the Get Down Gets Their ‘Shine’ On
Fun fact: I’ve been following Philadelphia’s Foxtrot & the Get Down for years. We originally crossed paths back in 2014, in the old days of The Quinn Spinn. We’d play their tunes on the show and, as a matter of fact, they even trekked all the way to North Jersey that June, where we were based at the time, to perform at an American Cancer Society benefit that we produced called “Entertainment For a Cure.”