Colleen Green is too cool for all your lame shit. You’d know this if you picked up her last album, Milo Goes to Compton, which we put on our best albums of 2012 list because it was that rad. You’d know exactly how much she dominates though if you’ve checked out her follow up, Sock it to Me, which just dropped last month on Hardly Art.
Frank Hurricayne is the highly animated, always positive, very talented frontman of psych-folk outfit Hurricanes of Love. Locally, he was once Jamaica Plain’s top homie and a regular at Whitehaus
Born Ruffians of Toronto, Canada are an enthusiastic bunch, producing exuberant indie-pop jams since 2004. Now, Born Ruffians are about to drop their new album
Brooklyn trio Skaters may have captured the essence of the quintessential New York band, but all have roots elsewhere. Former Bostonians Michael Ian Cummings
The ethereal empress herself, Lorely Rodriguez is the latest songstress to emerge from the bursting masses of Brooklyn artistry. With the release of her debut EP, Systems, under the moniker Empress Of, Lorely will make her debut at Boston’s inimitable Brighton Music Hall on April 11th…
King Orchid has been one of the most interesting bands and unique live experiences Boston has had to offer for the past few years. Unfortunately, the instrumental duo will be calling their April Saturday night residency at O’Brien’s their final show. This is sad for obvious reasons.
East London’s Cheatahs have gone from zero to sixty in a heartbeat. In the past year, they have put out a couple killer EP’s, linked up with Wichita Recordings, and are now releasing a new full-length, Extended Plays, on May 2nd. The quartet maintains a really clean brand of garage rock that strips away unnecessary doses of reverb and distortion…
Mornin’ Old Sport were once Allston sweethearts, but broke for the west coast about a year ago. Since then they’ve been busy, releasing a self-titled full length and touring the States. The former Berklee babies put their rich musical prowess to work on the record…