METRONOME features local performing artists and groups from a variety of genres playing in their own environments throughout Central Pennsylvania.
On this episode on Metronome From The Attic, indie rock band Ellen Siberian Tiger performs.
(22:49)
WPSU teams up with local musician Eric Ian Farmer to present Metronome From Home, a live web event based on our popular Metronome series.
(28:07)
Metronome From The Attic season 2 will premiere this fall with new episodes featuring Co. Townes from Warren and Ellen Siberian Tiger from Philadelphia.
(1:06)
Co. Townes are a country and western band from Warren, Pennsylvania. Their sound captures the eerie and cinematic mystique of the American west.
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Ted McCloskey & Molly Countermine and their Friends share their folky, bluesy sound in several selections from their latest album.
(27:25)
Lenina Crowne share their laid back, indie rock groove with a set list of songs from their catalogue.
(26:49)
Eric Ian Farmer performs his song “Show Me the Way” at Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park.
(5:52)
Chris Vipond and the Stanley Street Band perform their song “Shine” at the Rock Hill School at Linden Hall.
(6:53)
Chris Vipond and the Stanley Street Band perform their song “Never Again” at the Rock Hill School at Linden Hall.
(4:39)
Eric Ian Farmer & Josh Troup perform Eric’s song “When You [Side]Walked Into the Room” at Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park.
(6:12)
Raven and the Wren perform “All for Nothing” from their album, Friend of Failure.
(5:47)
Raven and the Wren perform “Nobody Wins” from their album, Friend of Failure.
(4:44)
August Room perform “One and 1 is 2” from their album, Raucous Polyglot.
(3:50)
Revamped perform their arrangement of “Paganini’s Caprice No. 24” from their album, Broken Bridges. Learn more about Revamped at RevampedDuo.com.
(5:15)
Revamped perform their arrangement of the traditional English ballad, “Scarborough Fair” from their album, Broken Bridges.
(4:34)
Houtzdale resident Frank Harchak shares his passion for digging up old outhouses.
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