Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
Come see Daughter of Swords play Great Scott Tuesday! But first read our interview with her, where we talk tour snacks and the specialness of folk music.
Ahead of tonight’s album release show, Ryan Walsh (of 15-year old folk band Hallelujah The Hills) talks folk, cults, and never moving away from New England.
Local folk angel Grace Givertz premieres the title track off of her forthcoming debut LP, Year of the Horse, and album release show on Sunday, 11/3.
Three days, three interviews with artists at the 60th anniversary of Newport Folk Fest. We talk inclusive spaces, sunburns, and staying the same at Newport.
Pudding premieres Boston’s Brennan Wedl’s new LP: Holy Water Branch and we’re feeling blessed. Head to our site for an exclusive first stream and interview.
Carol’s debut EP, Softest Destroyer, finds the poet and songwriter building sonic spaces that are lush and downy, radiating from the artist and nestling into sun-soaked corners. Softest Destroyer allows Carol’s floating vocals to drive a reflection on the self, what we sacrifice to those we care for, and the power of vulnerability.
By Cara DiFabio It’s been a few years since we’ve heard new music from the beautiful melange of soul, jazz and rock that is Gretchen and the Pickpockets—but you know what they say: good things take time. The band’s newest album, Falling Rising, is no exception. It’s full of punchy horns and smooth melodies that you can’t […]
Chelsea Wolfe’s sold out show at the Sinclair involved an impending sense of doom, multi-talented metal musicians in their prime, and totally loyal fans.
The perfect show to get you hyped for Halloween: Chelsea Wolfe plays a sold out Sinclair with Youth Code tonight, October 19th.