Really From, Really Gone
Really From are one of Boston’s best bands in recent years. But all good things must come to an end. Last week, we said goodbye at Crystal Ballroom.
Tag Archives: math rock
Raavi & the Houseplants Get “Sticky”
We sat down for a chat with Raavi & the Houseplants to discuss all things “sticky,” including their latest single, as well as house shows that resembled Jell-O.
PREMIERE: H A U N T E R Invoke Personal & Collective Strength
H A U N T E R is premiering their new single “Swim” from their upcoming debut album. The track features Nature Shots on vocals, as well as a slew of other instrumental collaborators.
INTERVIEW: Stolen Jars
We caught up with your next folk-math band of choice ahead of their show at O’Brien’s. Check out Stolen Jars, and their thoughts, here!
New Single From Celestial Shore, and New Album Due Out 11/11
Jack Wall The cover of Celestial Shore’s debut LP, 10x, which was released last September. Celestial Shore, the Brooklyn-based math-rock trio that fuses psychedelic and lo-fi garage tunes so well just released a new single, “Animal Ratio,” from their newly announced album Enter Ghost. We can expect Enter Ghost, Celestial Shore’s second full length album, on November 11th. Listen […]
And It Got Weirder From There: Neptune, Giraffes? Giraffes!, Potty Mouth and Beware the Dangers of a Ghost Scorpion! (MassArt 4/26)
Neptune, Giraffes? Giraffes!, Potty Mouth and Beware the Dangers of a Ghost Scorpion! descended on MassArt and gave life to this reviewer.