RY X Turns the Sinclair into a Cathedral
In this metaphor, RY X is like a priest. Or the pope, maybe. Anyway, he played the Sinclair last week, and it was gorgeous.
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The Rebirth of Alice Glass
Alice Glass’s voice helped define an entire genre. It’s about time she got her flowers as one of contemporary music’s most underrated influences.
Foxing Draws Down the Sinclair
Foxing stopped by the Sinclair the other week, so you know we had to go check it out. Check out Emily Gardner’s photos of the show!
Nilüfer Yanya’s Painless Power at the Sinclair
Nilüfer Yanya is one of the best British exports since… well, let’s be honest, what good is Britain? Still, we loved her set last Friday at the Sinclair.
Julianna Barwick Brings Healing to The Sinclair
Julianna Barwick’s highly-anticipated tour in support of 2020’s Healing is a Miracle hits The Sinclair on Thursday, May 5th.
Cliff Notez Announces Second Sketchbook Series
Cliff Notez just announced a second round of Sketchbook shows, a continuation of a residency at Atwood’s that he curated in 2019.
House of Harm on Opening at The Sinclair & Getting Back to Work
We chatted with Michael Rocheford from House of Harm before their show at The Sinclair this past weekend. See what’s in store for this brooding & bold band.
You Oughta Know: Kaiti Jones
Boston’s Kaiti Jones celebrates the release of her second full length album Tossed, a personal journey of resilience and reflection that spans folk, rock, and pop.
PREMIERE: The Water Cycle Returns with “Disco Night”
We caught up with garage pop band The Water Cycle to discuss their latest single “Disco Night” and their forthcoming EP Dignified and Old…
Premiere: Sam Moss Reshapes Himself On New Album
Sam Moss is a local folk troubadour whose album release and touring plans were waylayed by the COVID pandemic. Now, he’s back with new LP “Shapes.”