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Album Review: Yes, ‘Heaven & Earth’

Let's get the obvious out of the way: Heaven & Earth is as cheesy as progressive rock gets. If you were to take a...

Interview: Front Porch Step

At this point in my life, I am starting to forget how many concerts I have been to, who I have seen, and how...

Pop-Break Live: 311 (The Stone Pony Summerstage)

Words by Al Mannarino, Photos by Keeyahtay On July 10, 2010 I went to PNC Bank Arts Center to see a concert. I left there...

EP Review: Four Year Strong, ‘Go Down in History’

“Don’t fix it if it hasn’t broken yet.” Those eerily prescient words come from the chorus of “It Must Really Suck to Be Four Year...

Pop-Press: The Electric Zoo is Coming

Summer 2014 will come to an end with one of the wildest and most star-studded dance parties in the entire world. The world famous...

Happy Mondays Interview Series: Trans Charger Metropolis

Trans Charger Metropolis has only been around a year, but they've already made an impact. In fact, before they played their first show we...

Pop-Break Live: Old Man Markley (The Asbury Lanes)

The raucous punk-bluegrass band Old Man Markley stormed The Asbury Lanes last weekend and Pop-Break's Jeff Crespi caught the band in all their glory. Setlist: Clinch...

Interview: Jurassic 5

Thirteen years ago, on a blazing hot day in Piscataway, New Jersey, thousands of college students, who were awaiting a headlining performance from the...

Pop-Break Live: The 4Knots Festival

Picture a day of great music with perfect weather in the greatest city in the world. Now picture that this event is 100% free!...

The Singles Party: ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic, ‘Tacky’ & ‘Word Crimes’

When 'Weird Al' Yankovic releases new material, the world literally stops and pays attention (and if you pay attention to "Word Crimes" you'll know...

Album Review: Rise Against, “The Black Market”

Written by Molly Boekenheide After 15 long years together, one might think that it's difficult to continue sounding fresh. Not so, for punkers Rise...

Album Review: Those Mockingbirds, ‘Penny the Dreadful’

Written by Matt DeBenedetti During my first listen to Those Mockingbirds' newest work, Penny the Dreadful, their sound had an immediate comparability to bands like...