Perennial use a simple formula to make ridiculously exciting music: punk, filtered thru the band’s obsession with early-to-mid 60s music (Motown soul, girl groups, a little underground act called The Beatles). Ben and Harry chat with them this week on the Puddcast.
We caught AJJ play cuts from their new album Disposable Everything at the Sinclair in Cambridge. Gladie and Oceanator provided support. Check the review!
Superheaven swung by Crystal Ballroom to play their sensational album “Jar.” Our own Emily Gardner was on hand for photos.
Indigo de Souza gives us hope for the future of indie rock. We must salute our president. Check out our photos from her show at Royale.
Arizona singer/songwriter Dallas Green – a.k.a. City & Colour – swung by Roadrunner to support his new album. Emily Gardner was on hand with the camera.
Against the Current swung thru the Paradise with help from Trophy Eyes and Yours Truly. Our own Greg Wong was on hand to take photos.
Though their name implies otherwise, Shame give a glorious live performance that they should be really proud of, actually.
Ezra Furman swung by Providence’s Fête Music Hall back in March. Here’s a bunch of photos from her always-soothing set.
The way Rebecca Black survived teenage viral stardom to become a hyperpop icon should be studied in universirty. Here’s some pics of her latest set at the Sinclair!
Indigo de Souza’s newfound sense of self-assuredness inspired her most recent album, which she is bringing on tour to Boston’s Royale on Monday.