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Mourning [A] BLKstar / Talie / Shepherds at PhilaMOCA

  • PhilaMOCA 531 North 12th Street Philadelphia, PA, 19123 United States (map)

Housed in the historic Finney & Son building, a former showroom for tombstones and mausoleums that dates back to 1865, The Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art (PhilaMOCA) is a multipurpose art space that proudly showcases the best in underground, alternative, and DIY culture with a concentration on film and performance. PhilaMOCA hosts 250+ events a year ranging from film premieres to burlesque performances to fashion showcases. The mission is to provide a creative and low cost outlet for the local community, as well as bring new and interesting art and performance to Philadelphia.

PhilaMOCA was named Best of Philly 2013 - Best Performance Venue.

Talie
philly based haitian girl who be singing sometimes
https://taliemusic.bandcamp.com/releases https://soundcloud.com/taliemusic Shepherds
The healing hand and surgeon’s scalpel are intertwined on Shepherds’ new album ​Insignificant Whip​. The art-rock masterpiece encases the band’s vulnerable wisdom in flighty melodies that burn with intimacy and fragility as singer/lyricists Jonathan Merenivitch and Adrian Benedykt Świtoń address everything from toxic masculinity and Catholic guilt to Youtube comments and Tupac Shakur. Since their 2011 EP ​Holy Stain,​ the band have received accolades for their taut analyses of social ills and the resulting strain on body and mind, but even the skeletal no-wave that defined their early sound was bound with, in the broadest sense of the word, soul. The band’s ability to confront their deepest insecurities and doubts is more than simple catharsis, it serves to illuminate deeper questions of existence and identity, and frame them in context of systemic oppression, discrimination, and isolation. The band's expansive new LP "Insignificant Whip" will be released on Arrowhawk Records in 2019 - Russell Rockwell
https://shepherds.bandcamp.com/ PhilaMOCA
531 N. 12th Street
http://www.philamoca.org