Parasol Celebrates Record Release with No Other and Springsteen (Fort Warner 2/15)
Parasol celebrated their release of Not There at Fort Warner with No Other and Springsteen.
Krill Debuts New EP At Great Scott, Makes Steve Proud
People have been saying a lot about Krill lately. Here’s what we had to say about their EP release show at Great Scott
Be a Hero, See a Band: Evelyn Horan, Houseguests, and Milk (The Range 2/1)
By Will Small Photos by Greg Howard On a Saturday night at The Range, ambulance I followed Evelyn Horan’s voice into an intimate room with dim-set lights. Turkish rugs adorned the walls behind her and stillness fell upon the crowd. I found myself there for a basement show organized by Houseguests in a DIY strike […]
San Fermin and Friendly People @ BMH 2/10
While no one can deny San Fermin’s musical brilliance, their unique brand of indie-pop was not fully suited for a venue such as BMH.
Fuck Sochi, More Speedy: Real Hair EP Release Show (Tasty Burger 2/8)
Speedy Ortiz celebrated the release of their newest endeavor, Real Hair EP, at Tasty Burger with Sneeze, Idiot Genes, and The Channels.
Reverence and Review– Phosphorescent (Sinclair/ 2/4/14)
By: Sam Terris If you’re wondering if you should see Phosphorescent live and if they put on a good show, I’ll spare you the trouble. You should and they do. That’s the easy part of the review. Describing exactly who or what they are, not so much. For the past two weeks the country has […]
Truth, Identity, and Leather Jackets: Drowners with The Daily Pravda (Great Scott 1/30)
By Will Small The Daily Pravda started the night off at the fine establishment known as Great Scott. Deriving their name from a Communist Party Newspaper known in the 20th century as the voice of the Soviet Union, site the band’s vibe fits in with the obscure, ambulance dystopian reference. David Jackel handled the vocals, […]
Bass Drum of Death, Thunderbloods and Vundabar bring the heat in February (Great Scott 2/3)
Bass Drum of Death, Thunderbloods and Vundabar performed a thrilling night of lo-fi garage rock at The Great Scott on February 3rd, 2014.
Gem Club with Nat Baldwin at Museum of Fine Arts (1/31)
Hats off to Gem Club and Nat Baldwin both– they had the home field advantage, but sure as hell didn’t need it.
Grass is Green Release Show With All-Star Lineup (Elk Lodge 1-25)
By Sami Martasian Saturday night at the Elk’s Lodge was not only a good time, ailment but reminded every member of the audience why they’re proud to be a part of the Boston music scene. Exploding in Sound records pulled some of their finest acts to celebrate Grass is Green’s new album. The night started […]