Articles by Devon Kodger

Since his debut album in 2008, “Sounds Like This,” Eric Hutchinson has been playing his signature “intelligent pop” across the globe garnering an impressive host…

“Locke” is an experimental film; instead of big shiny set pieces and waves of lens-flare, the film opts instead for nothing more than a BMW…

Punk-turned-Americana rocker Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music spoke with The Triangle April 18 about his co-headlined tour with The White Buffalo, as well as…

On Feb. 20, 88.5 WXPN hosted its 10th annual Musicians on Call benefit at World Cafe Live. Local Philadelphian Chris Kasper opened the event for…

Joel Schneider, singer and guitarist of Seattle blues/rock band My Goodness, spoke with The Triangle Feb. 15 about their current tour with We Are Augustines,…

“That Awkward Moment: When You Realize Getting Some Means Wanting More.” The tagline for the most recent romantic comedy to hit theaters, “That Awkward Moment,”…

Swear and Shake is a fun, energetic indie folk band that has been making the rounds, touring heavily this past year. They will return to…

Don’t let the trailers fool you: “Inside Llewyn Davis” isn’t about music or the ‘60s; it is about a man whose life is in flux…

The Architects are a re-envisioned version of the ill-fated The Gadjits composed of Phillips brothers Brandon, Adam and Zach along with Keenan Nichols. Based out…

“12 Years a Slave” is a hard movie to watch, much less put into words. It is violent, gritty, brutal, truthful and appalling. It is…