by Tyler Burdwood Once Three Day Threshold had the audience shouting back to them fuck yeahs and no shits, I realized I’d seen this band before. They opened for Dick Dale the last time he played the Middle East. Three Day Threshold is a country-rock band very fluent in the conventions of their genre. Those […]
Much more than just another folk-rock moniker, Timothy Showalter’s Strand of Oaks is a gut wrenching force of soulful progressive rock n’ roll.
Magic Man returned home and brought passion in the process.
By Sami Martasian It was a strange scene at Charlie’s Monday night, but a memorable one for sure. The cramped (but thankfully air conditioned) room was bursting at the seams with familiar faces of the Boston music scene, all excited to see their friends’ bands bring down the proverbial house. The night got kicked […]
The Australian producer brings a familiar but spectacular set to Boston
By Nick Canton (Note: Gobby and Curse Purse don’t seem to have a site/Bandcamp/Facebook page for more information) I went to what was billed as a noise-rock show, put on by Boston Hassle at the Middlesex Lounge last Wednesday. Having never been to a noise-rock show, I didn’t really know what I was in for, […]
What makes Newport Folk Festival so special? It’s a question that, even after attending this weekend’s 55th iteration, might not have a clear answer.
Veruca Salt has reunited, and we were there to catch it at Brighton Music Hall. Check out some scribscrubz action of the show too!
“Feel free to boogie”
-Aaron Maine
The Kooks return to Boston with a lively set full of crowd pleasers.