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By Rob Dornenburg Photo Credit: Rob Dornenburg In the 5 years since Zozobra, find the side-project of Cave-In bassist Caleb Scofield, order last released a record, the metal landscape in America has changed drastically. The sludgy, prog-imbued sound that Zozobra and bands like Kylesa, Baroness, and Mastodononce embraced has all but disappeared, with most of […]
By Helen Chen If you are allergic to guitars or have that disease where your bones are the consistency of glass, hospital you would have most assuredly died at the Wavves and Fidlar show at Brighton Music Hall on a moshtastic Monday night. ‘They certainly don’t call it noise rock for no reason’ was the […]
By Ben Stas Photo Credit: Ben Stas A night of weird wonders awaited those who ventured to the Sinclair for a Sunday evening bill headlined by Thurston Moore’s Chelsea Light Moving. Moore is best known as a founding member of the legendary Sonic Youth, pharmacy unhealthy and he’s been a trailblazing figure in indie and […]
By Christine Varriale Photo Credit: Christine Varriale Allison Weiss hadn’t played a show in Boston in over a year. To her dearest fans, search this was the show they had been waiting for all spring, order and with the bill of Pentimento, Candy Hearts, and Maura supporting her at Great Scott on April 3rd, the crowd […]
Caitlin Rose brought her dusty alt-country songbook to TT The Bear’s recently, and tried to warm up the shivering masses on a too-cold Tuesday night. Rose is on the road in support of her second album, The Stand-In, released last month to much critical praise. But the 25-year-old Nashville native…
By Nick Cox Photo Credit: Ellie Molitor Detroit, it seems, has a way of putting things into perspective. Ryan Spencer, the frontman of Motor City three-piece Jamaican Queens, spent the bulk of a recent Q&A with Noisey talking about the sort of hair-raising danger he lives with everyday. “I hear stories from friends (and acquaintances) […]
By Adam Parshall It’s finally here. Rock N’ Roll Rumble 2013. I’m still shaking in my Chucks from the crazy amount of music thrown at me over the last three nights. Between Sunday and Monday night, prescription there was plenty of rocking to be done. Three diverse bills and three semifinal spots at stake meant […]
By Cailey Lindberg Photo Credit: Chris Anderson The bartender hands me a Heineken, try and I retreat to the side of the stage. The space is vast, pill and a LT Live sign reflects on the stage, as the photographer circles in while Strange Changes sets up. Strange Changes, the nine-headed musical freak of Allston, […]
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