Squirrel Flower, Horse Jumper of Love, and Nova One are filled out a stacked bill last week at Providence’s Fete Music Hall. We were on hand to take some photos. Check out our coverage of the show!
This collection of 30 albums from Boston, Massachusetts and New England not only displayed the wide eclecticism of sounds present in the area, but also didn’t shy away from branching out into the unknown. These projects are beautiful, vulnerable, angry, sexy, curious, melancholic, dark, uplifting, unhinged, heartbreaking, rejoicing, and bombastic. The common thread is that they all embrace their uniqueness in the fullest.
We rounded up some killer merchandise from 15 of the Boston area’s hottest artists in honor of this month’s Bandcamp Friday. Happy shopping!
Read through our picks for best local albums of 2020 from breakthroughs like Anjimile’s Giver Taker to locally-loved favorites like Kira McSpice.
Want to support your favorite artists AND get your holiday shopping out of the way? We’ve got your one-stop-shop for all your capitalism-induced needs!
Welcome to Friends of Allston, a livestream series benefitting the employees of Great Scott and O’Brien’s PLUS a benefit comp!
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.
Staff writer Catherine Conley is here with your November Tarotscope and a playlist to get you through the highs and (mostly) lows of Mercury retrograde.
Last Thursday, Really From (fka People Like You) headlined a show at Great Scott joined by fellow local acts Squirrel Flower and Prior Panic, and Chicago touring partners, Mother Evergreen.
Stream songs from our 30 favorite EPs of 2016!