Protovulcan has released a video for their single, "What's Your Flavor?". This track comes from their 2016 release, Stakes Is Low.

Protovulcan is the work of Deric Criss (Aleks and the Drummer, Walking Bicycles, Charlie Deets) on drums and Will MacLean (formerly of Mercury Rev spinoff, Variety Lights) on keyboards.

Continuing on in the psychedelic milieu, native Kerry Chandler's strange, compelling work mixes '80s acid house and deep-house, with exotic percussion. At his live performances, expect his usual spate of sound effects too—people talking, cars honking, general tones of urban life—which is known reduce the species to a wonderland of microcosms. - Brian Chidester

Emcee/producer Zilla Rocca and beat-maker Small Professor haved teamed up for a new poject, dubbed Career Crooks. The duo shared an incendiary new single, "Least Important Most Important," which draws inspiration from Mad Men's Don Draper. ("We're going to sit at our desks and keep typing while the walls fall down around us because we're creative - the least important, most important thing there is.") It was also accompanied by a new music video that was directed by Bob Sweeney, and you'll be able to find the track on their upcoming full-length album, scheduled for release in early 2017.

Soulful storytelling with a purposeful, self-conscious confidence, Philly-by-way-of-Charlotte emcee Ivy Sole delivers lyrical tales, swimming through thoughtful complexly-detailed narratives that are amplified by production that smoothly cruises on the boom-bap. It’s a fresh nod to old-school overtures that exudes a personal appeal through sincerity, meshing spoken word with singing in a laidback message. The rattling, fluorescent noise-pop of Empath aids in setting the stage for Sad13, a.k.a. Sadie Dupuis of Speedy Oritz, whose new solo album Slugger is due out November 11, explores personal issues through a bright, pop lense. Sammus, who released her debut album Pieces in Space yesterday via Don Giovanni Records and appears on Slugger, completes this PhilaMOCA billing. PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th St., 7:30pm, $10, All Ages (Photo by Araba S. Ankuma) - Michael Colavita