WATCH: Loone Live at Studio 52
Watch Loone play a few of their new songs live for us at Allston’s Studio 52, and catch them Thursday with LVL UP and Littlefoot at the Middl East Upstairs.
PREVIEW: Boston Fuzzstival 2017
Fuzzstival is one of Boston’s greatest annual music festivals. Read our previews of the artists that will play the three-day event.
TICKET GIVEAWAY: Margaret Glaspy / Slow Dancer / Sidney Gish at The Sinclair
Enter to win a pair of tickets to Margaret Glaspy, Slow Dancer, and Sidney Gish at The Sinclair on Thursday September 21st!
The Last of the Spare Room Sessions: “Leaving” by Saccharine
Fitz Ross Productions, the makers of Spare Room Sessions, says farewell with one last sesh: the incredibly beautiful “Leaving” by Saccharine.
Listen to Kwaku’s Newest Song, “Medicine”
By Cara DiFabio Dating, rejection and all the feels that they come with can be a hard pill to swallow. Especially if what you did in a previous relationship comes back to bite you. In his latest song, Boston-based artist Kwaku tells a story of his new love interest that plays games with him and toys […]
SHOW PREVIEW: Liars Bring New Lineup to Sinclair
Liars bring new material and a new performing lineup to the Sinclair on 9/18.
TICKET GIVEAWAY: Jay Som (The Sinclair 9/19)
Win a pair of tickets to Jay Som, Stef Chura, and Soccer Mommy at The Sinclair on Tuesday September 19!
SHOW PREVIEW: Protomartyr, John Maus, Blau Blau 9/14
Today Protomartyr will play the Middle East Downstairs with John Maus and locals Blau Blau. The show is to promote Protomartyr’s upcoming album Relatives In Descent out 9/29 and John Maus’ Screen Memories out 10/27.
PREMIERE: “Money Dreaming” – King Fiya
This Cambridge-native Emcee, King Fiya, tells us the tale of his city, while delivering his debut album, “Money Dreaming.”
PREMIERE: “Play Loud, Die Vol. 2” – Black Beach
Black Beach have grown into themselves on the second installment of “Play Loud, Die” with Vol. 2. While parts of it sound like a call and response with the first iteration, a majority of the EP features greater attention to production value.