We became big fans of the earnest storytelling of Barrett Lindgren’s project Ghost Light. So much so that we invited them to perform at The Deli Philly’s Anniversary Bash a few years back. And when we had heard that they had an album in the works but the group had already disbanded, we were promised that the record would still see the light of day in one form or another. Well, it’s been years now since we first heard of its existence, but Lindgren has finally kept his word, and you can now listen to the three-song EP ("from a record that never got finished") humorously titled ¯​​_​(​ツ​)​_​/​¯, which you can stream in its entirety below. It’s bittersweet like many of Ghost Light’s songs. Enjoy!

We became big fans of the earnest storytelling of Barrett Lindgren’s project Ghost Light. So much so that we invited them to perform at The Deli Philly’s Anniversary Bash a few years back. And when we had heard that they had an album in the works but the group had already disbanded, we were promised that the record would still see the light of day in one form or another. Well, it’s been years now since we first heard of its existence, but Lindgren has finally kept his word, and you can now listen to the three-song EP ("from a record that never got finished") humorously titled ¯​​_​(​ツ​)​_​/​¯, which you can stream in its entirety below. It’s bittersweet like many of Ghost Light’s songs. Enjoy!

We became big fans of the earnest storytelling of Barrett Lindgren’s project Ghost Light. So much so that we invited them to perform at The Deli Philly’s Anniversary Bash a few years back. And when we had heard that they had an album in the works but the group had already disbanded, we were promised that the record would still see the light of day in one form or another. Well, it’s been years now since we first heard of its existence, but Lindgren has finally kept his word, and you can now listen to the three-song EP ("from a record that never got finished") humorously titled ¯​​_​(​ツ​)​_​/​¯, which you can stream in its entirety below. It’s bittersweet like many of Ghost Light’s songs. Enjoy!

Philly power trio Fight Amp are already gearing up to release a new two-song single on September 9 via Reptilian Records. On the follow-up to their album Constantly Off (Brutal Panda), you’ll find the tracks "No Trace" and "Hide Your Teeth." The latter features guest vocals from former Fight Amp member/Creepoid‘s Pat Troxell, which you can stream below. Fight Amp will be celebrating their 7" release on the same night of its arrival at Underground Arts opening for EYEHATEGOD.

Purveyors of the underworld, Psychic Teens, have been hidden away working on their third full-length album. Tonight, they’ll crawl up from the undebelly of Philly’s DIY scene to shred the stage of Johnny Brenda’s. Psychic Teens will be opening for Publicist UK, who just released their first LP, Forgive Yourself, last week via revered local label Relapse Records. Also along for the ride are New Jersey experimental hip-hop visionaries Dälek. This will not be your ordinary, homogenous evening of music. Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 N. Frankford Ave., 9pm, $12, 21+ – Alexis V.

Suburban Living have plans to release a remix EP of tracks from their self-titled full-length album. Here is the first reinterpretation of one of our favorite songs from the LP, "No Fall," by Belle Haven (Evan Grice of Pleasure Curses). Other contributors on the record include Beard-o-Bees (Jesse Miller of Lotus), Dream Safari, and Spirit Haus (Bruno Catrambone of CRUISR). Suburban Living will be performing next in Philly this Saturday, August 29 at Underground Arts for The Dude Hates Cancer Afterparty Benefit Concert.

Below is an odd, new Jessica Fletcher/Angela Lansbury-centric music video from Hezekiah Jones for the the single, "The Dark Heart’s Out." The track will appear on his upcoming album In Loving Memory of oosi Lockjaw, which is due out November 13 via Woodfarm Records. He’ll be celebrating its release on Saturday, November 14 at Ardmore Music Hall. (Photo by Lisa Schaffer)

Garage-pop quartet Marge continues the lineage of female-empowered acts seemingly sprouting up all over the place in Philly. With charming, melodic vocals and gritty instrumentation, they are steadily becoming a fixture in the DIY community. Marge will be opening this evening at The Pharmacy for rambunctious, trash-pop provocateurs from Cincy, Tweens. And sandwiched between the two acts will be local grunge rockers Littler. The Pharmacy, 1300/02 S. 18^th St., 7pm, $10, All Ages – Alexis V.

All-female power trio Amanda X just announced that it will be dropping a new two-song EP, Hundreds and Thousands, on September 22 via Self Aware Records. You can take a listen to the records lead track, "Juniper," which premiered earlier today via Brooklyn Vegan. The band will also be heading out on the road this October with Protomartyr, and the tour will kick off on Sunday, October 18 at Johnny Brenda’s.

Dogs on Acid‘s self-titled debut LP won’t officially be released via Jade Tree until August 28. However, the wait to hear their contagiously energetic yet personally penetrating indie rock is over. The album premiered yesterday over at Noisey, and you can stream it below. Dogs on Acid will be performing a free record release show this Saturday, August 29 at Graffiti Pier with Sun Organ.