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Checkout kewlhaze and their latest single!

https://thatmusicmag.com/kewl-haze-reunites-two-veterans-of-the-philly-area-music-scene/

“A new music project from the minds behind now-defunct regional acts Weekender and Miscomunicado is set to arrive this spring—and its debut album has been more than two decades in the making.”

Come one, come all to this tragic affair.

Checkout the editors latest review from when mychemicalromance graced Philly with a jaw dropping performance.

https://thatmusicmag.com/the-black-parade-is-certainly-not-dead/

ICYMI: THE PHILADELPHIA MUSIC BOOK IS AVAILABLE NOW FOR PRE-ORDER! 📚🎶

Camino Books is using the Kickstarter platform to bring a LIMITED EDITION Collector’s Edition book to life — and this is your chance to own a piece of true Philly music history.

Edited by legendary Philly promoter Larry Magid, The Philadelphia Music Book: Sounds of a City is packed with stories, photography, and design celebrating the city’s deep musical roots.

📦 This Kickstarter project features exclusive rewards only available for a limited time, including:

✨ Limited Edition Hardcover w/ silkscreen piano key design
👕 Custom T-Shirt (choice of size!)
👜 Philly Music Tote Bag
🖼️ Premium Poster Prints
💻 Digital Preview
🖊️ Autographed Premium Editions
🛎️ Your Name Listed on the Official Website
🎫 VIP Access to a Private Philly Music Tour + Book Release Event

➡️ Back it now and get the reward tier that speaks to your Philly pride (or your bookshelf’s aesthetic).
Every reward helps us preserve and share the city’s music legacy.

📅 Project ends July 18 at 11:59PM EST!

👉 Get your copy & explore the full reward lineup here;

The Philadelphia Music Book: Sounds of a City The definitive history of music from the City of Brotherly Love, as told by Larry Magid and the fans who call it home.

We lost a dear friend, a true original, and one of the kindest souls we’ve ever had the honor of working with — Crazy John Kerecz.

John wasn’t just a part of the That Mag (formerly Origivation) family — he was family. From his monthly column to managing our Central PA distribution, he always showed up — not just for us, but for everyone who needed a hand, a voice, or a platform.

He was a father. A bassist for the band 7th Layer. A devoted horror film enthusiast. An actor. A radio host on oshradio.com where he gave countless artists, musicians, and creatives a space to share their journey and challenges.

John had a gift for lifting others up — for showing up when it mattered. He was the kind of guy who’d give you the shirt off his back and then ask if you needed shoes too.

We are heartbroken by his loss, but endlessly grateful for the light he brought into our world.

Rest easy, Crazy John. Your legacy lives on in all the lives you touched. 💔



https://thatmusicmag.com/gone-but-never-forgotten/

That Music Magazine » Gone but never forgotten I was sitting in a cold, dark movie theater with my neighbor, watching Thunderbolts. It’s 11:30 p.m., and my sister was calling me. I silenced the phone, but she called again and again. Then a text: “911.” I crept out of the theater and called her back. That’s when she broke the news.