Mo Lowda & The Humble

If you’re not plugged into underground rock ‘n’ roll, you may be unaware that Philadelphia has been one of the best music cities in the country for several years.

Sheer Mag. Purling Hiss. The War on Drugs. Hop Along. Soul Glo. Spirit of the Beehive. 2nd Grade. The Menzingers. Chris Forsyth. Modern Baseball. Blue Smiley. They Are Gutting A Body Of Water. Kurt Vile. Sweet Pill. Big Nothing. The Tisburys.

Seriously, we could fill a whole column of this newspaper with good-to-life-changing bands that have emerged from Philly over the past decade.

But this brief is about Mo Lowda & The Humble, a band that has been a fixture in Philadelphia since the early 2010s. They’ve released four albums in that time, including their most recent, a self-titled effort that came out in March and showcases the band’s slightly psychedelic, somewhat funky, definitely groovy take on indie rock. They kind of sound like a more relaxed version of TV on the Radio, if you know that band.

Mo Lowda & The Humble, with Trash Panda: 8 p.m. Saturday, $18, Volcanic Theatre Pub, 70 SW Century Drive, Bend, volcanictheatre.com.