By Harry Gustafson At just 21 year-old, Allston resident and producer Dad Jeans has been creating quite a buzz among Boston’s hip-hop community. Having helped lay down beats for OG Swaggerdick and Kble as well as take on massive covers like Drake’s “Hotline Bling“, he’s gearing up to release his debut album, Save Yourself, which […]
By Mary Kate McGrath Have you not yet shred in the New Year? Phew, turns out Deep Shred is presenting a fuzz filled show with Nice Guys, Jojo and The Angry Girls, Datenight, and Jim Leonard on Monday, January 9th at the Middle East Upstairs. This stacked bill features a mix of bands from near […]
Kurt Vile’s set at The Sinclair floated between loud massive tracks to quiet reflective tunes, but the power of his music rang true throughout.
By Harry Gustafson AD.UL.T are a force to be reckoned with. Mixing a punk core with noisey psychedelic swirls and boisterous bass lines, they embrace the stranger side of Boston’s indie scene. According the the band, they are the result of when a “blue whale gets beamed up into a UFO… [t]he music in […]
Kick back with the new single from local baroque pop-rocker Jonathan Something.
The spirit of punk-rock is alive and well in California and FIDLAR is right smack in the middle of it all, seen in all their glory recently at Paradise.
The not-actually-local-at-all Local Natives performed for an excited Saturday night crowd at House of Blues.
A few months ago, we reported that local folktronica duo Skinny Bones would be performing material from their upcoming album, ‘Ponta Delgada.’ The set at the Middle Upstairs represented a new direction for the band’s live setup, one free of guitars. On Halloween, in preparation for the album’s full release, the band debuted a new […]
Los Angeles indie rockers Saint Motel recently played their first ever Boston show to a sold out crowd at Royale.
Green Day brought their massive sound to the “small” confines of the House of Blues to celebrate the launch of their latest album, Revolution Radio.