Fall 2015: The Exposed Issue

Here is the table of contents from fall 2015 issue:

COVER STORY: Lithuania seems like a side project for a trio of friends who have been involved with numerous successful projects. But the band originated more than a decade ago. They just finally made their first album.

COVER STORY: Minka shows are weird and loud and often feature nudity, with the band having as much fun as anyone watching them.

COVER STORY: The band formerly known as Mo Lowda & The Humble dropped an album that was really well received. As they prepare to release their sophomore effort, they’ve cut the Mo. Now, they are just The Humble (right).

Music & Politics: Melissa Murray Bailey faces long odds but she wants to be the next mayor of Philadelphia.

Music & Education: The Curtis Institute of Music is among the most selective schools in the world. Joseph Conyers (above) graduated from the school and now teaches there.

This Place Rocks: We spoke to people about the new venue, The Fillmore, and visited Spice House Sound and Rittenhouse Soundworks. Also, Heritage gives jazz a new home.

Food That Rocks: Franky Bradley’s offers a wide-range of music and entertainment, as well as dining options, in the heart of Center City.

Inside Voices: Philly legend Kenny Gamble talks about The Jackson 5, Jay-Z, civil rights and the need to control your world with Southwest Philly artist Mont Brown.

Publisher’s Note: Being a musician is often a struggle, especially today, in an age when the Internet has changed the way we do everything (and I mean everything).

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