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 […]
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 performed a thrilling night of lo-fi garage rock at The Great Scott on February 3rd, 2014.
Hats off to Gem Club and Nat Baldwin both– they had the home field advantage, but sure as hell didn’t need it.
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 […]
I know, I know. A dream come true? Could I be any cheesier? Yes, I could. Sofar Sounds? More like, Sofar (ast)ounds!
Waxahatchee, Potty Mouth, All Dogs and Cayetana brought some seriously fun power pop to Great Scott.
By Nick Canton I saw Brendan Canning at the Great Scott last Monday and there was a lot to take in. My only problem with Eksi Ekso is that, while all the pieces were in place, nothing really grabbed my attention. Their sound is great—John Roderick-sounding-vocals, creative synth sounds, horns, they absolutely had my number. […]
The Campesinos! know how to put on one hell of a show, even if they’re teasing us the entire time.
By Nick Canton And The Kids ended their short tour with Mother Falcon last Saturday night at Great Scott. Right out of the gate, I wasn’t sure about these guys—anticipation does that, glittery stickers on faces and an incredibly involved soundcheck don’t help. The three girls are staggered, one behind the other, with guitar/lead vocals […]