4 Things that got me Psyched at Psych Fest
There were a ton of positives in my venture to the Lone Star State for 2014 Austin Psych Fest, but here are just a few for all those looking for new fests and new travels…
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Beach Fossils Dream and Joke at the Middle East (11/19)
Chloe Gomez reviews Beach Fossils with BOYTOY and Young Adults at the Middle East Downstairs in Cambridge, MA on 11/19.
Sleigh Bells Bring the Noise to Royale (11/16)
Sleigh Bells’ Saturday day/night show at the Royale was packed to the gills, and the crowd was the loudest I’ve ever heard at that venue.
J. Roddy Walston and the Business (Great Scott 11/4)
Chloe Gomez of Allston Pudding reviews J Roddy Walston and the Business at Allston’s Great Scott on 11/4.
Head and the Heart with Thao & the Get Down Stay Down (Royale 11/2)
The Head and the Heart was not what I expected, but was exactly as I expected. With two albums under their belt, the six-person ensemble booked two sold out nights at Royale and for good reason.
You Won’t (TT the Bear’s Place 11/1)
Since playing Boston Calling just a few months ago, Boston natives You Won’t have been steadily touring the US in their old Subaru, or at least that’s what they told the crowd at T.T. the Bear’s Place on Friday night.
King Khan and The Shrines (BMH 10/29)
Chloe Gomez gives the low down on funk punkers King Khan and the Shrines at Brighton Music Hall in Boston October 29th.
Franz Ferdinand and Frankie Rose (Orpheum)
Allston Pudding’s Chloe Gomez and Helen Chen teamed up to review and photograph Brooklyn based Frankie Rose and Glasgow based Franz Ferdinand at The Orpheum Theater on Sunday night Frankie Rose While Rose’s ethereal pop tunes are better suited for a smaller open spaced club venue rather than seats in a down sloped theatre (Oh […]
Fuzz (Great Scott 10/14)
Ty Segall is a beast. At 26 years old, an age that many people are still trying to justify as okay to live at home with their parents, Segall has released eight plus albums and even more EPs under the monikers Ty Segall, The Ty Segall Band, Epsilons, The Perverts, and collaborations with White Fence and Mikal Cronin….
Radical Face (The Sinclair 10/13)
By Chloe Gomez Ben Cooper, previously of Electric President, has been making music under the moniker Radical Face since 2003, with his first album released in 2007. His most recent album is set to release next week and is entitled The Family Tree: The Branches. It’s a very cool thing when you can go to […]