METRONOME features local performing artists and groups from a variety of genres playing in their own environments throughout Central Pennsylvania.
Now available on WPSU Digital
A new take on the Metronome series, Metronome from The Attic captures local Pennsylvania musicians playing and talking about their music from The Attic at the State Theatre in State College, PA.
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)
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