SONG PREMIERE: George Woods “My Father’s Son”
The pains of childhood memory and parental relationships are detailed within George Woods’ new single.
Speedy Ortiz’s Sadie Dupuis Drops Solo Track “Get A Yes”
Sadie Dupuis releases her debut solo record this November! Check out her new sex-ed-inspired track for a sneak peek.
EP PREMIERE: Miele ‘Seed Crystal’
Locals, Miele, pushed their psych/funk sound to its fullest with their new EP, ‘Seed Crystal’.
PREVIEW: Pickathon 2016
Catch live sets from Palehound, Jeff Tweedy, Ty Segall, Mac Demarco and more this weekend from Pickathon’s webcast series.
Lowell Duo StupidGenius Drops New Track
by Casey Walker In anticipation of their new mixtape Safe Tripz, slated to drop in September, StupidGenius dropped new track “Jodeci Mode” over the weekend. The duo from Lowell has already had a strong year, celebrating success with the release of Gamechangers early this year. Featuring a collaboration with Toronto’s Tory Lanez (“Clean”), the mixtape was well-received and propelled […]
Starlabfest Announces Lineup
Starlabfest comes to Somerville for its 7th installment this September, featuring Screaming Females and a slew of local favorites.
Stove Releases A New Song & Video
In anticipation for the new EP, Stove releases “Graduate & Congratulate” with a video.
Sleigh Bells Release Single “Hyper Dark”, Announce Tour
Sleigh Bells are back in action with a new track and an upcoming North American tour.
PREMIERE: “Wire City” – Caskets Filled With Flowers
Relatively new to the Boston scene, Wire City is Caskets Filled With Flowers’ debut LP on Little L Records. With a handful of EPs preceding Wire City, it’s easy to get a taste of their sound: haunting, wandering soprano leads the chunky bass and fuzzy guitar riffs. Wire City offers a swan dive into the emotional abyss that is dream pop.
CREEM Magazine Documentary Production Announced
by Casey Walker Barry Kramer founded CREEM magazine in 1969, help launching two decades of an influential music publication that ran counterpoint to the mainstream media. Written in the heyday of rock and roll, CREEM was known to offer a comical, brutally honest depiction of the music scene and pulled no punches. “We didn’t put […]