INTERVIEW: LVL UP
Nick and Dave of LVL UP discuss rebranding, Sub Pop, religion, and the most thoughtful record of their career.
Tag Archives: Great Scott
“Stranger Things” S U R V I V E to Take Over Great Scott, Share New Song
By Cliff Notez It hopefully goes without saying that you probably should check out the new Netflix show “Stranger Things.” Not only is it giving all of the X-Files/E.T. nerds their contemporary [but not] Science Fiction Television fix, but it’s also striking a chord [pun potentially intended] with electronic music and synth-heads throughout the dark […]
REVIEW: Broncho, Winter, & Tancred @ Great Scott 6/22/16
Broncho, Winter, and Tancred played a diverse and highly electric set at Great Scott on Wednesday night, and we learned that girls could kill, but they’ve got too much poise for that b.s.
Ticket Giveaway: Pup at Great Scott on Thursday
The Pup show at Great Scott on Thursday is sold-out. But we’ve got your chance to get in right here.
Hold Me Mom, Never Let Go: Mothers, Palm & Vundabar at Great Scott (4/30)
If you missed Mothers, Palm and Vundabar this weekend, we’re sorry.
REVIEW: Vundabar @ Great Scott 3/24
Vundabar rocked Great Scott in the presence of some new bands to love, Strange Mangers and Cross Country.
INTERVIEW: Ezra Furman
Before his return to Boston on 3/31, we caught up with Ezra Furman to talk about his success overseas, his first band, & seeing the rise and fall of his brother’s band Krill in Boston’s DIY scene.
PREMIERE: Spare Room Sessions with Beware The Dangers Of A Ghost Scorpion!
Ahead of their Great Scott concert on the 21st, Beware The Dangers Of A Ghost Scorpion! have a video for “Terrifying Master” to share thanks to Fitz Ross Productions’ Spare Room Sessions.
REVIEW: Julia Holter & Circuit De Yeux at Great Scott (3/6)
Circuit des Yeux and Julia Holter came to Great Scott this past Sunday to extinguish political debate woes for a few hours.
PREVIEW: LVL UP w/ FLORIST, KAL MARKS, BRITTLE BRIAN @ GREAT SCOTT (2/24)
By Jackie Swisshelm Here’s a Great Scott lineup that, somehow, makes so much sense: First, the soft and strong (and especially lyrically poignant) stylings of our city’s own Brittle Brian, followed by Brooklyn band Florist. Later, loud, pulpy locals Kal Marks will open for the ~NYC~ based LVL UP. With soft vocals, and sometimes really […]