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Parquet Courts Sign to Rough Trade
By Allston Pudding The Brooklyn based rock quartet Parquet Courts sawed their way onto the garage rock scene with their 2011 cassette release American Specialties. Since that time they have worked with labels such as What’s Your Rupture and Dull Tools. Now Rough Trade Records announced they have signed Parquet Courts to their label, putting […]
Youth Lagoon Announces Tour
Wavves Announce Fall U.S. Tour with Twin Peaks
By Clare Fuller Assemble the longboards! Grab your graphic-print snapbacks and ’90s-dad button-downs! Wavves announced that they will kick off their fall U.S. tour in September with Twin Peaks, Swimmers, and Steep-Leans. Though they released a new single, “Leave,” in April, the surf-punk four-piece has yet to confirm any impending new record, so their 27-date run will likely center around cuts from […]
New Tunes and Tour from Babydriver
Jack Wall We’ve got some fresh tracks from local group Babydriver. Babydriver first greeted us with their mellow, poppy tunes that adeptly blend traditions from world, psychadelic and indie music back in 2011. We hadn’t heard much from them since 2011’s Sad Solider Red, but in 2014 we were delighted by Fugitive Waltz. That LP’s title track even made […]
Peaches Announces New Album and Tour
By Conor McMahon An artist with a sound that is wildly raw and unpredictable, mind electronic and dance inspiring, drug Peaches, born Merrill Beth Nisker, has announced a new album, entitled Rub to be release on September 25th. Her first album since 2009’s I Feel Cream, Peaches will tour North America this fall to support […]
Cayetana Announce Tour With Chumped
Built to Spill announce fall tour
Heathers share single “Tankers”
Trap Them Announces Cambridge Show
By Conor McMahon Boston and Seattle based grindcore, self described “Monochromatic Punk of Death” band Trap Them announced a Cambridge Show at the Middle East Upstairs set for August 21st. Full of Hell and fellow Boston homies I am Become Death will be opening. If the names aren’t enough of a sign to tell you […]