Here’s a breezy new track from Cold Graves, the collaboration from Cold Fronts and producer Grave Goods, called "Very Punk." We hear that Cold Fronts will be heading into the studio soon to work on their major-label debut with Fancy Time Studio’s Kyle "Slick" Johnson.

South Street comes alive tonight with food, art, music, culture, and more as it pays host to both Night Market and ART/GAGE. The Food Trust will have its usual barrage of nearly 80 food trucks descending upon the iconic strip for what is guaranteed to be the largest edition of this culinary event yet. Meanwhile, Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens and a number of other art collectives and galleries will provide a plentiful showcase of local artists during ART/GAGE. But of course, both events converging upon the same area wouldn’t be complete without a carnival of circus performers and local musicians to provide some enlightening entertainment. The 9th Street stage starts off strong with the vibrant, throwback indie pop tunes of Circadian Rhythms, and is followed up by the soulful, sex pop vibrations of Drink Up Buttercup/White Birds alums Night Panther. Add in the impassioned weirdo-folk of Norwegian Arms and a headlining set from buzz-worthy folk maestro Strand of Oaks, and you have an evening of music that is not to be missed – seriously! Night Market and ART/GAGE, South St., 6pm, Free, All Ages – Bill McThrill 

Tonight Third Thursday Live and Local is back at Race Street Pier, providing a heavy dose of sunshine daydream on this gloriously beautiful day. Headlining the event will be Light Heat, the project from Mazarin’s Quentin Stolzfus who is also backed by members of The Walkmen, Blood Feathers and Fleet Foxes. They’ll be supported by legendary Philly drone psych rockers Bardo Pond and hypnotic guitarist Chris Forsyth. There will be a free beer garden set up by Philadelphia Brewing Company and the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation, who will also be giving away some tickets to the upcoming Flaming Lips/Tame Impala and Yeah Yeah Yeahs shows. Race Street Pier, Columbus Blvd. & Race St., 7pm – 10pm, Free, All Ages – H.M. Kauffman

Below is a new remix from Grimace Federation of the track "Suitcase," off Circa Survive‘s latest album Violent Waves, which was self-released. The re-worked version also features contributions from bass DJ Sonkin. It’s available to be downloaded for free.

Multi-instrumentalist Eric Slick continues to remain one of the most prolific musicians in our music community. The body of work that he has amassed over the past few years with Dr. Dog as well as his collaborative and solo efforts is rather mind-boggling. Well, this evening, he’ll be teaming up with old pal/bandmate Dominic Angelella (of DRGN KING), another tireless Philly musician, and dusting off some old garage-pop tunes that they created together as the band Lithuania. After revisiting their 2010 EP Heavy Hands, the songs have definitely withstood the test of time. Have they written any new ones together? I guess that you’ll have to swing by Kung Fu Necktie tonight and find out what the band of "local weirdos" have been up to lately. Don’t worry – it will still feel oh so good. Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St., 8pm, $8, 21+ – H.M. Kauffman

Far-Out Fangtooth premiered their lead single "Mother Nature Fetish" from their upcoming full-length album Borrowed Time earlier this morning over at Pitchfork. The LP is scheduled for release on October 29 via Siltbreeze. The band will be celebrating its arrival on Saturday, November 2 at Boot and Saddle.

Here’s a lovely new track from Buried Beds called "Stars," which is off their forthcoming third LP In Spirit due out September 24 via Devinyl Records. It was self-produced by the band and mixed/recorded by The Spinto Band‘s Nick Krill. The album also features appearances from Dr. Dog‘s Eric Slick, mewithoutYou‘s Greg Jehanian, Mary Lattimore and Daniel Hart. Buried Beds will be performing next in Philly on August 29 at Johnny Brenda’s opening for Chris Cohen.

We’re pretty impressed with the debut self-titled EP from The New Black, a new project from Edison‘s Alex Savoth. In the 4-song release, the power trio finds a nice balance of rock ‘n’ roll, hooks, melodies and noise that contains elements reminiscent of bands like The Killers, Metz and Creepoid, which is obviously a good thing if we’re talking about them. You can stream the album in its entirety below.

Bleeding Rainbow are going underground tonight with a show at Golden Tea House. They’ll have a bunch of new songs added to their set so you’ll most likely get a bit of a preview of their upcoming LP. You’ll also get to hear the latest addition to their live lineup on drums, Ashley. Bleeding Rainbow will be hosting Northampton, Massachusetts indie-rock outfit Speedy Ortiz with Barrett Lindgren’s Ghost Light and Hurry, a project from Everyone Everywhere’s Matt Scottoline. It’s a righteous, jam-packed bill this evening at the West Philly DIY space. Golden Tea House, (Please message https://www.facebook.com/goldenteahouse for more info.), 7pm, All Ages (Photo by Jack Martin) – Alexis V.