Since playing Boston Calling just a few months ago, Boston natives You Won’t have been steadily touring the US in their old Subaru, or at least that’s what they told the crowd at T.T. the Bear’s Place on Friday night.
Check out this guest playlist from Robert Earl Thomas of Widowspeak, playing TT the Bear’s Place on 11/5.
We asked Tallahassee, Doctor Gasp, and The Lawsuits to explain their favorite costumes from Halloweens past…
The prevailing “slacker” narrative about Brooklyn’s Parquet Courts is a monumental misdirection. While the band’s debut full-length Light Up Gold contains lines like “slackers conference at the buffet table“ and the chronicles at least one epic journey for snacks (“Stoned and Starving”)…
Fitting, perhaps, that Deafheaven came to town just as a sweltering heat wave seized Boston in its clutches. They seem like amiable guys in real life, but on stage Deafheaven are a white-hot blast of (ahem) deafening intensity.
That whole ironic hipster thing is pretty much over.
For a while there it was pretty bad. We cared so much about not caring, or looking like we didn’t care. To care was to be vulnerable, to betray weakness, to risk ridicule – to risk being the next Rebecca Black. We all saw what reward the Internet had in store…
Brooklyn collective, Landlady, is a six-piece sonic storm of pop, and funny enough, they have Boston roots as well. Frontman Adam Schatz is a Newton native who once lead several local acts, and now stays involved with both the Boston and Brooklyn scenes…
It has been a long, strange April. The 2013 Rock N’ Roll Rumble has sadly come to a close, and now all involved can go back to semi-normal sleeping schedules (not really). Either way, Friday night was the perfect way to bring an end to a great, and, at sometimes, ridiculously chaotic, Rock N’ Roll Rumble. Here’s a quick recap of Friday’s events before we get to some takeaways that we can dwell on for the next year.
Caitlin Rose brought her dusty alt-country songbook to TT The Bear’s recently, and tried to warm up the shivering masses on a too-cold Tuesday night. Rose is on the road in support of her second album, The Stand-In, released last month to much critical praise. But the 25-year-old Nashville native…
By Nick Cox Photo Credit: Ellie Molitor Detroit, it seems, has a way of putting things into perspective. Ryan Spencer, the frontman of Motor City three-piece Jamaican Queens, spent the bulk of a recent Q&A with Noisey talking about the sort of hair-raising danger he lives with everyday. “I hear stories from friends (and acquaintances) […]