The ADAM Audio F5s (MSRP: $499/pair) are active nearfield studio monitors designed in the tradition of the legendary ADAM professional monitors with their proprietary X-ART tweeter. Handmade in Berlin, Germany, the tweeter performs with a nearly flat frequency response reaching up to 50 kHz. Enter The Deli and SonicScoop’s Pro Audio Giveaway for your chance to win, and find out more about the prize HERE, but hurry because tomorrow is your final day to do so. Good luck!

It’s great time for the music scene in Philly. We’ve been getting an influx of talented transplants over the last few years. However, the city certainly doesn’t feel saturated yet. And it’s always a treat to come across young musicians like our recent Featured Artist(s) Poll Winner, Maitland, who have come from Williamsport, PA, to remind us how lucky we are to have such a supportive community. Please check out our interview with the indie-folk duo of Josh Hines and Jeff Mach HERE.

Oh man – it’s dark, and it looks like a hard rain’s gonna fall all day. But for those who refuse to stay trapped in your place, head on over to Ortlieb’s tonight to catch the continuation of Chris Forsyth & the Solar Motel Band’s residency. Forsyth’s new backing band is made up of guitarist Paul Sukeena (Spacin’), drummer Steven Urgo (ex-War on Drugs) and bassist Peter Kerlin, and they provide a wonderful backdrop for his masterful guitar work. This evening, they’ll be bringing along Tin Horses, the bluesy psych rock project from Purling Hiss bassist Kiel Everett that travels along the dusty trail of American music history, and Arc In Round’s Mikele Edwards will be laying down some entrancingly haunting, ambient soundscapes. The combination of the supporting acts should be quite fitting for Forsyth’s self-described “cosmic Americana” tunes. Take shelter with them from the storm – it’ll be a great way to ride it out! Ortlieb’s Lounge, 847 N. 3rd St., 9pm, $6, 21+ – H.M. Kauffman 

Ha…this should abruptly awaken you this morning. Avant-garde schredder Nick Millevoi has a collaborative release coming out with the Ed Ricart Quartet. Here’s a new track called "Linive" off their upcoming LP entitled Haitian Railroad due out this July via Gaffer/New Atlantis.

Check out the lovely new video from Out Of Town Films of Mary Lattimore and Jeff Zeigler performing “Untitled”! Below are a few words about the session from the production crew.

This session with Mary Lattimore had been months in the making. We first visited her home last summer to film Quilt in her backyard then we visited a few months later to shoot with her former roommate Daniel Bachman. All the while, we kept talking about linking up for a session with her and her harp. 

Fast forward to several months later and a night out at the El Bar in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia. We ran into Mary and made a pact to finally get together for a session. A few emails later and the recruitment of her friend, Jeff Zeigler, we found ourselves back at her home. This time we were there for her and her "Untitled" performance. Enjoy.

Below is a new music video from Nicos Gun for the track "Islands of Sirens." It was shot/edited/directed by Patty Crash. Nicos Gun will be performing next in Philly on Saturday, June 29 at MilkBoy Philly.

Embrace the fuzz while indulging in some sweet pop melodies on this fine morning. Take a listen to Cough Cool‘s new full-length album 29 below, and purchase your very own copy via Bathetic Records or grab one at his record release show on Saturday, June 22 at Kung Fu Necktie.

Light Heat just premiered a new music video for the lead single from their forthcoming self-titled debut album called "And The Birds," via Philebrity. The video was co-directed by frontman Quentin Stoltzfus and Dave Dunn. The LP is due out June 25 via Domino/Ribbon, and they’ll be celebrating its release with a performance at AKA Music on the same day.

Ton-Taun impressed our writers from other Deli cities when they appeared in the Open Submission phase of our most recent year-end poll, and continued on to become the runner-up in the Fans’/Readers’ segment. The former Lancaster outfit now based in Philly put out their latest release Get Well in November 2012, which is certainly deserved of a listen to if you haven’t already or a revisit. Ton-Taun will be performing tonight at Silk City alongside Deli favorites The Districts and Grammy-nominated artist Ben O’Neill. Silk City, 435 Spring Garden St., 9pm, $7, 21+ – H.M. Kauffman