Latrell James on T-Pain, New Music and Yo-Yos
We caught up with Boston’s own Latrell James ahead of their performance at Boston Calling Music Festival
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Simon Robert French on James Bay, Festivals and Brain Breaks
We chatted with Simon Robert French ahead of their performance this Saturday at Boston Calling…
Japanese Breakfast Brought Drama to Boston
Japanese Breakfast hit Boston recently in support of their fourth studio album For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women).
Cultural Crossroads Readies Second Show Celebrating Intersection of African & Latinx Culture
Cultural Crossroads celebrates music and art of the African Diaspora with a monthly concert series combining Latinx music and Afro-pop.
Penny & Sparrow Land at The Paradise on April 19
By Dan Moffat Indie-folk rock band Penny & Sparrow are back on tour and playing Boston in support of their new album, Lefty. The new 20-track album was born in a retrofitted garden shed turned recording space. There’s a dusty southern influence on Lefty reminiscent of another mid-fi folk duo from Texas, Hovvdy. As Hovvdy have […]
Field Trip: Art & Notes from South By Southwest
Local artist and friend of the blog Emma Caviness gives us a recap of her whirlwind three days at SXSW with notes and digital paintings.
Flipturn Bring a Little Bit of Sunlight to Roadrunner
Flipturn brought some much sunlight to a gloomy Brighton night at Roadrunner in support of their new album Burnout Days.
of Montreal Brought Theatrics to Royale
of Montreal celebrated 20 years of their album Sunlandic Twins with an eye-catching play-through at Royale.
The Boys Are Back: Dropkick Murphys at MGM
The Dropkick Murphys made a family affair out of their annual St. Patrick’s Day residency at MGM Music Hall.
Counter Intuitive Records Debuts Storefront in Brookline
Counter Intuitive has been in business as a record label for almost 10 years, but now they’ve got a Brookline storefront too.