“You only have to review one of their songs for this review.” Alonna told me, which was fine by me because I’ve recently gotten sucked back into minecraft and am in the middle of building a huge dunge
February 2, 2021
I have to say, I love classic punk rock. Very rarely do we receive submissions that are modern artists, but with that exact classic punk rock sound. That’s what Jay Luke’s sound has. We were recently
January 31, 2021
We have a lot of great local talent, as we all know. At 570 Press, we’ve covered a great deal of this local talent. From rap to hard rock to folk rock to death metal, but since I’ve been writing for 5
January 30, 2021
“Alexa, play Overlord by Jordan Sartor” I say as the riff kicks in. Whoa. Okay. Now you’ve got my attention. I was instantly teleported back in time to when all I listened to was metalcore. Throughout
January 19, 2021
Let me first start of by saying— if you enjoy rap music that tells an actual story, and touches on feelings you forgot existed, look no further than “Soulful Psycho”. As someone who grew up on Wu-Tang
December 20, 2020
Hazleton based duo Sequence of the Sky, just released their newest single, “Hold Me Close”. As always, I am very impressed with the musicianship. Josh DeViligi, who plays all the instruments for the p
September 9, 2020
This past Sunday it was, as usual, stupid hot outside. I had just come back into town from spending the weekend right outside of Gettysburg and I was hella road tired. Small pee-pee trucks riding my a
September 8, 2020
On August 21st, the 570 Press crew got together and trucked it up to Keystone Rampworks in Wilkes-Barre. Our very own Alonna Weaver had organized a bitchin’ event, Live Music Friday, to bring people t
July 8, 2020
Alright, let’s make one thing clear before we get into 9 Stitch Method’s music and what they have in store for us: I am not a fan of heavy metal. It’s not my cup of tea, in all honesty. The only heavy
May 16, 2020
Lauren Kulp is a visual artist from Bucks County, PA specializing in photography, painting, and drawing which she then digitizes to create colorful, semi-trippy pieces. Lauren is utilizing all of her