No Obligation with The Linda Lindas at Paradise Rock Club
The teenaged punk rockers of The Linda Lindas came to Boston on April twenty-third for the last US stop of their No Obligation tour.
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Field Trip: Art & Notes from South By Southwest
Local artist and friend of the blog Emma Caviness gives us a recap of her whirlwind three days at SXSW with notes and digital paintings.
The Long-Awaited Return of Balance and Composure
Balance and Composure hit Providence on record release night for their fourth album With You In Spirit, and our own Emily Gardner was on the scene.
Mannequin Pussy Uncensored at the Sinclair
Mannequin Pussy played their second show of a two-night, sold-out stand at The Sinclair on the heels of their blockbuster new album, the John Congleton-produced I Got Heaven.
Throwing It Back to Bayside
Some say the mid-2000s never ended. All of those people were at Roadrunner to see Bayside’s show with Armor for Sleep and Finch. So was Emily Gardner.
Crooked Coast on Balancing Life, Love & Little Ones
We caught up with Luke & John of Crooked Coast to discuss their new single, family life and the future…
Squid and Water From Your Eyes Take On The Dise
Squid and Water From Your Eyes served up some punk love on Valentine’s Day, and our own Wendy Schiller was there to take some shots. Check out the gallery!
Old Things Made New on Perennial’s Latest EP
Perennial release of The Leaves of Autumn Symmetry, a five-track EP of rerecorded tracks from their first album The Symmetry of Autumn Leaves.
The Puddcast Ep. 38: The Shape of Punk to Come with Perennial
Perennial use a simple formula to make ridiculously exciting music: punk, filtered thru the band’s obsession with early-to-mid 60s music (Motown soul, girl groups, a little underground act called The Beatles). Ben and Harry chat with them this week on the Puddcast.
The Ultimate Shame at the Sinclair
Though their name implies otherwise, Shame give a glorious live performance that they should be really proud of, actually.