By Lee Butler
As I sit in this chair and let your eyes gaze upon me, I still dream of what life would be like if birds knew how to be free in cages.
Portrait of a wife, unmarried
Record Store Day: Black Friday 2023
Written by: Jackson Englert
Want to know more places you can shop on Black Friday? Record stores all across the country are celebrating the holiday by holding their own event: Record Store Day Black Friday (RSD Black Friday).
Record Stores You Need to Visit in The Pittsburgh Area
Written by: Jackson Englert
From its decline in the late 1980’s to the 41 million units sold in 2022, vinyl records are becoming a core part of music culture again with the resurgence within the last few years.
Poetry: Liberty and Penn
Written by Lee Butler
After Paul Neruda
Meet Laufey, The Young Woman Who Revised Jazz Music
Written by By Jillian Sisco and Jackson Englert
When your friend asks for any good new artists that you recommend listening to, take a chance and recommend Laufey.
Recent Pittsburgh Music Releases
Written by Claudia Schirda
Have you ever wondered about the underground music scene in our very own city of Pittsburgh? In this article, you’ll find five artists from Pittsburgh who make music and one of their recent releases!
Through the fence
A poem written by Lee Butler
The two-headed calf
A poem by Lee Butler
Image from Laura Gilpin’s TikTok @sp3llb00k
The Mask
A poem written by Tangerine Tree
Minimum Wage
A poem by Keegan Flanagan
There is no Finished World
A poem written by Keegan Flanagan
Emperor’s New Phone
A poem by Keegan Flanagan