Interview: The Post Nobles
Unfortunately, it’s officially fall. Yeah, I know, it sucks to say. But, when one door closes, another opens…
Interview: ACLU Benefit
If you’ve ever been to a show and seen a grown man wear an adult diaper, bring a robot costume for an audience member to dance in, or continue playing…
Interview: The Ballroom Thieves
In recent years, we have seen a sort of revival of folk, bluegrass, and Americana-style roots music. No, I don’t mean mainstream country crap…
San Jose’s Antwon Talks Punk, Hip Hop, and Burritos
Punk rock and hip-hop have deep roots together. Seeping out of different boroughs, both genres stripped down what was necessary to make powerful art and changed the youth’s musical landscape.
Interview: Josh Kantor (Red Sox Organist)
With the Sox back in the playoff picture, beards and all, Nate Thompson sat down with one of the organization’s unsung heroes; Fenway’s resident organist, Josh Kantor. Librarian at Harvard by day…
Vibing with El Ten Eleven’s Kristian Dunn
Putting on an El Ten Eleven record requires a certain suspension of disbelief. The songs start off simple, and then as the tones begin to layer and the sound becomes more complex, the soundscape more…
Interview: The Susan Constant
Bursting with heart and stamina, five-piece power-poppers The Susan Constant seem to blend everything great about the 80’s/90’s alternative rock canon into unbelievably catchy three-minute sonic…
Interview Tanya Palit, aka Saraswathi Jones
Tanya Palit, the mastermind behind Boston’s very own post-colonial pop Hindu avatar demi-god Saraswathi Jones recently cozied up on a balcony on a hot summer Saturday to talk about Beats for Bangladesh…
Interview: Talking Old and New With Foals
The Edmund Fitzgerald. Also known as Yannis Philippakis and Jack Bevan’s band before Foals. It was a lot more technical and instrumental than Foals…
Interview: Big Black Delta Coming to Church
Big Black Delta is the one-man electro-pop outfit of Jonathan Bates. Bates, formerly of LA band Mellowdrone, was also once a Boston guy too. Having lived in Brighton and studied at Berklee, the bassist worked his way out to the West Coast and more recently began recording music as a solo act. This year, he released his eponymous full-length to favorable reviews, and now he will be making a stop at Church of Boston on Thursday with Superhumanoids…