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REVIEW: Craft Spells, Bilinda Butchers and Funeral Advantage at Great Scott (3/15)

Three distinct sets from three distinct bands gave us three distinct opinions.

Tagged Craft Spells, Funeral Advantage, Great Scott, The Bilinda Butchers

Flight Facilities Gets The Sinclair Grooving (3/19)

The Sydney disco duo show off a spectacular live set that’s been 4 years in the making.

Tagged Disco, Electronic, Flight Facilities, George Greenstreet, Sinclair, Touch Sensitive

Lady Lamb’s Album Release Show Brought The Ruckus

Never have I ever screamed about yellow yarn so loudly.

Tagged After, Aly Spaltro, Lady Lamb, Ripley Pine

More than Meets the Spotify: Current Swell 3/12/15

Current Swell and Will Evans came to Allston last week. Their energetic, folksy performance was not lost on this reviewer.

Tagged Conor McMahon, Current Swell, Spotify, Will Evans

scribscrubz: Screaming Females, Priests + MORE

First, some context: I’ve been trying to catch Screaming Females in Boston for the last three years.

Tagged Louis Roe, Priests, Screaming Females, scribscrubz, Tenement, vacation

Back to the Future: The Dodos at BMH (3/1)

The Dodos attempt to move forward by looking backwards. But would it translate to a better live show?

Tagged Brighton Music Hall, Nina Corcoran, Reggie Woo, Springtime Carnivore, The Dodos

A Night of Death Folk: Murder By Death, O’Death at Paradise (2/27)

It was a grand ol’ night of folk music at The Paradise, or was it?

Tagged Murder By Death, O'Death, Paradise Rock Club, Reggie Woo

My Year with Hozier (House of Blues 3/4)

Its not everyday a jaded music blogger is won over by a major label artist, but Hozier’s set at the House of Blues did just that.

Tagged Hozier, rick ashtley, robin quivers

Hundred Waters Lights Up The Sinclair (2/28)

Hundred Waters’ show at The Sinclair on Saturday might have adequately simulated the phenomenon of synesthesia.

Tagged Hundred Waters, Mitski, Suno Deko

Ariel Pink: Acid Pop Star (Paradise 2/21)

L.A. provocateur Ariel Pink shined his little light on Boston last Saturday night at The Paradise. Check out our live review and shots from the evening.

Tagged Ariel Pink, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Jack Name, Joe Stahl, pom pom, The Paradise

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