On Sunday night, King Tuff played Brighton Music Hall with Cut Worms and Sasami Ashworth in support of their latest record, The Other. Overall, the band played mostly new material, but ended the night with a three song encore of old material including “Eyes of the Muse,” “Sun Medallion,” and “Bad Thing.”
Before King Tuff even came out, the stage at The Sinclair was cluttered with mountains of amps for the three-piece indie rock band – a good indication of the night that was about to come.
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By Sami Martasian Hip Hip Horary! The new King Tuff album is streaming here on NPR. Check it out if you’re into pulsing guitars and plucky solos strung over psychedelic vocals, or into anything that generally rocks so hard your socks will be blown clean off. The best news is that you can experience the awesome […]
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King Tuff’s new album, BLACK MOON SPELL, will drop September 23 on Sub Pop, and then they’re going on tour. Be sure to see them at the Sinclair October 10.
As I approached the Sinclair Tuesday night, the line to enter spilled down the venue’s front steps, curving around the bend and down into an adjacent alley.
King Tuff released one of our favorite records last year with his self-titled LP. However, Kyle Thomas had actually released his debut album, Was Dead, in 2008, but a limited release has made it extremely rare and difficult to find. Thankfully, the good folks over at Burger Records have plans to release a reissue of Was Dead, which […]
Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
PUP Royale in Boston alongside Diet Cig and Ratboys in celebration of their new record, Morbid Stuff.