We hung out with California-based Sleepy Sun’s Bret Constantino for a bit during Austin Psych Fest and got real about the politics of the music industry, but very much more real about Texas BBQ:
I’m not trying to be a dick, but I’m gonna be perfectly honest: Y’all missed out BIG time.
A Minor Forest showed off their nerdy coolness at Great Scott with local favorites Grass is Green and Pretty & Nice.
Bombay Bicycle Club played a show perfect on almost every level – visually, musically, and instrumentally, except for emotionally.
Neptune, Giraffes? Giraffes!, Potty Mouth and Beware the Dangers of a Ghost Scorpion! descended on MassArt and gave life to this reviewer.
The last time I saw David Portner masquerading as Avey Tare, I was sweaty and burnt out before he even got onstage. It was March 7, 2013 at the House of Blues, and he and the rest of Animal Collective were watching Dan Deacon from backstage.
In the three years since Tycho last played in Boston nearly everything for Scott Hansen has changed
By Charlie Moorin I think we can all agree that JP is a sweet place to be: the people, sick the people with mustaches, nurse the pond, prostate the dogs, the young mothers and fathers walking with their children and dogs on a sunny Sunday, the quiet, San-Franciscan streets with houses painted all sorts of […]
By Nick Canton White Hinterland opened for S. Carey last Thursday at a packed and sold out Great Scott, and while I couldn’t make sense of billing these two acts together, I feel like it should have definitely been the reverse order. So I saw local-but-bigger-than-local act White Hinterland like, what, three months ago? She […]
Wednesday night with The Coathangers and The Audacity turned a work night into a play date, albeit one with onstage shots, shrieks, and furious drumming by both bands. Not the worst way to go to bed late.