By Christine Varriale I had an internal struggle I never would have expected in the year 2013. I had to choose between seeing The Breeders and Ms Lauryn Hill in the same night. Since Ms Lauryn Hill was just released from jail and the possibility of seeing her live again is questionable, capsule it was an […]
Bunny’s A Swine release “All I Want For Christmas is Lowered Expectations,” an ode to what we hate about the holidays.
Lindsay Lohan is back in the studio. Are you excited?
Guerilla Toss has a new video for “Pink Elephant” off of their new album, Gay Disco. Watch it here.
Speedy Ortiz has released the first song off their much-anticipated follow up to this year’s Major Arcana, Real Hair EP, out February 11th on Carpark.
Guitar goddess and all-around killer cool lady St. Vincent announced a new album, released a new song, and posted 2014 tour dates all yesterday and today. Her new album, St. Vincent, will be released February 25 in the US, her first on major label Loma Vista/Republic Records.
It seems like this week more than most, a lot of news was buzzing about MA-area bands, so in case you missed it, here’s a rundown of what happened this week.
Some Mondays drag along until your entire being is tired and falling apart, but if you make it through the workday, there’s often a fun show to attend in the city. This past Monday was no exception with the lineup put together by Park Slug of Nervous, Hex Map, Crinkle Face, and Lady Bones at TT the Bear’s.
Whether you enjoy Kevin Devine’s music or not, there are a few things you can’t deny: he’s adorable, has endless amounts of energy, and has the most passionate fan base. The best of his fans came out to Brighton Music Hall Sunday the 24th to Pants Off Dance Off for the “best Kevin Devine tour ever” as quoted by Devine himself.
This past weekend, the Institute of Contemporary Art hosted a pop-up zine library curated by Papercut Zine Library in conjunction with Amy Sillman’s One Lump or Two exhibit.