The sound of Philadelphia’s own Evro reverberates out of the cellar and into your face! Janelle & the boys belt out ‘The Ride’ off their new album, never recorded ‘Skip the Beats’, and a cool version of Maroon 5’s ‘Harder to Breathe.’ They tell us about the horrible way that they brought in the New Year, demonstrate their intellectual futility by boasting the worst showing in Terrible Twos history, and reveal particulars about one of their spouse’s abnormally-formed genitalia.

Phil, Sam, & Vic from Last Try stop by the cellar to play us some music and tell us tales; like of how they got pelted with cupcakes while performing at a benefit. The guys hit us with ‘My Eyes’ & ‘BLVD’ off their new album Kiss Me I’m Toasted, then Phil plays an intimate acoustic version of Miley Cyrus’ “Party in the USA.”

Sultry singer/songwriter Ashley Jones joins us for an intimate Session in the Cellar. This usually reserved & shy Jersey gurl opens up to your gallant hosts Bill & Jax, and even does a little rapping. Ashley performs ‘Got Me Bad’ & ‘Fiends on the Block’ off her 2009 self-titled album, and a sexy-silky-smooth acoustic version of Frank Sinatra’s ‘Fly Me To The Moon’.

Makeout Party in the Cellar! That’s right, Carmen and Joe perform for us downstairs and tell us tales of African-American Leprechauns. They do ‘The Worst Fourth of July Ever’ & ‘A Year Plus One Month’ off of their most recent album Carried Names, and hit us with Matthew Sweet’s ‘Sick of Myself.’

Bill & Cory from Practically Single are this week’s guest on Cellar Sessions. Hear their philosophy on performing sober, get some tips on alternative uses for pizza boxes, and learn about the woes of drunken sleepwalking. They perform ‘Bite My Tongue and Come Under’, a modish acoustic version of Rihanna’s ‘Umbrella’, and premiere ‘All My Exes’ off their forthcoming album.

The hard-rockin boys from Enstride lay down their electrics and try something new… their first ever acoustic set. They perform ‘Standing & Waiting’ and ‘Wings’ off their new album, as well as the Cellar Session exclusive first recording of the new song ‘Imagine’. So sniff your uncle’s old gym sock to get focused if you have to (just like Justin) and give a listen.

Cellar Session 21 kicks off the farewell tour of a great band, Recent Hours. The boys are going to call it quits after 4 years and 101 live shows together. For their first & last live acoustic set they perform ‘Haunted Voices’, ‘Insect Carci’, and ‘The Sweetness’. After listening, it’s hard to believe that this would be the last we hear from them…

Ever heard of the music genre Shoegazing? Us neither, till Pilot Cloud came along. Come listen to ‘Dead Satellite’, ‘In Transition’, & ‘Diaspora’ off their new album In Transition, and find out what it’s all about and how there’s so much more to it than simply staring at your shoes.

Cellar Session #19 brings us Mike Lunemann; a seasoned veteran of the Philadelphia music scene and President of the F*%# Rob Base Fan Club. Tune in to hear dazzling performances of ‘Misunderstood’, ‘Demon Eyes’, and a cover of “The Kill” by 30 Seconds to Mars, as well as why he thinks Rob Base is an douchebag.

Jamie of Next Best Friend woos the pants right off Jax in this sultry installment of Cellar Sessions. He masterfully strips Kings of Leon’s “Use Somebody” down to simply a guitar & a voice, and croons us with his very own “These Hearts’ and “Yesterday’s Roses”.

Enjoy the acoustic stylings of Adam & Dave’s Bloodline in our “sweet” 16th Cellar Session. The guys pay tribute to the late Jim Carroll with a smooth version of “Love Crimes,” and grace us with a world premiere of the soon to be recorded “Disappear.”

Evolv rocks the cellar with monster-truck force in this heated session! Tune in to hear about some comical show experiences and to learn of Jerry’s peculiar pre-performance ritual. The band performs 4 songs: ‘Medi-Sex’, ‘Agenda’, ‘Final Transition’, and ‘Purify’!!!

Straight from South Jersey, indie-rock marvels By Surprise astound us with their rendition of ‘Web of Front’, astonish us with the debut of ‘$600 Exorcism’, and truly shock & amaze us with unplugged versions of ‘Ode to Pollard’ & ‘Invisible Ink.’ Just try to prepare yourself for… 3 Guitars and a Glockenspiel!

Lucky number 13 belongs to Kill You In The Face… how appropriate! Bill whips out his rattling ray-gun and the boys kill us in the cellar with deadly-awesome, acoustic renditions of “Maybe Next Year” and “The Mighty Atlas” off of their new album The Mighty Atlas.

In this dozenth episode of Cellar Sessions, Boy Wonder emerges from the shadow of the dark night to show us that he’s no sidekick, but a mighty, autonomous crusader of music in his own right.  Listen as he performs “(Oh) I Wish I Loved You” & “How Can This Be Love” from his album SuperEgo, and a sexy (as described by Jax) version of Britney Spears’ “…Baby One More Time.”

CellarSessions is back after a little hiatus with a new co-host (Jax) and an awesome band…. Reality Stricken! Listen as Steve and Mike talk about their new album ‘Signal Fire’ and dazzle us with their inability to answer questions during the Terrible Two minutes. Songs What you Wanted, Signal Fire, Living Like Scripts, and The Evidence are featured.

Fosterchild serves up some “Good Whiskey Drinkin Rock & Roll” in this tenth episode. They rock out with songs from their début album ‘Independence Day’ and give us a sneak peek at what’s in store on their forthcoming album. This also marks the first time we have an entire band performing all songs in the cellar. Dig it!

Gary & Nick of Tough Guys Take Over conquer the cellar with the help of their young manservant John Paul. They flex their muscles with songs about elephant love, exude machismo through an acoustic version of Kanye West’s ‘Heartless’, and assault us with the hard-hitting fury of a glockenspiel. Are you tough enough to listen?

Bill & Lil So are joined by the raw sounds of Philadelphia band You, Me, & T-Rex in this insallment. The boys come down and brighten up the dungeon with a CellarSession first… DISNEY! Yes, they do an friggin cool cover of a Jungle Book tune, as well as their original songs ‘Smile’ and ‘Up in My Treehouse.