Oh, What a Nice, a fest!
In its 4th year, Nice a Fest has grown into an event that perfectly encapsulates the best qualities of Boston’s diverse and dedicate indie rock scene.
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We Black Folk Fest Redefined and Reclaimed Folk Music
We Black Folk Fest, hosted by Cliff Notez, took over Club Passim in Cambridge for a weekend of folk music by Black musicians.
Haasan Barclay Debuts Full Band at the Rockwell
Haasan Barclay performed at the Rockwell on 4/20 (nice), debuting his full backing band. It was sick. We took some photos. Look at them.
AP Local Faves of 2022
Was 2022 a good year? That’s debatable. But Boston music stays quality annually. Here’s our picks for favorite local albums of the year.
Happy Bandcamp Friday!
Come along for yet another merch roundup in honor of Bandcamp Friday. Support local musicians, and buy direct from artists! Place your orders by midnight!
The Puddcast Episode 19 & 20: Haasan Barclay
The Puddcast is kicking off a new season with a hilarious two part episode with special guest Haasan Barclay. You don’t wanna miss this!
EXIT Galleries Hosts Halloween Block Party With Haasan Barclay, Rilla Force, and Rolex Daytona
EXIT Galleries in Allston threw a lil Halloween block party featuring Haasan Barclay, Rilla Force, and Rolex Daytona. Plus free Topo Chico, which was rad.
Save The Harbor/Save The Bay Wants Your Beats
Save The Harbor/Save The Bay has teamed up with local producers Haasan Barclay and Ximena for their Beats On The Beach contest, allowing contestants to submit beats made of unique sample packs to construct beach-friendly pieces of music. Read on to find out how to enter the contest!
Premiere: Haasan Barclay Stays Out Past “Curfews”
As much as being one half of Camp Blood, Haasan Barclay is an adept songwriter and producer in his own right. Today he is releasing new single “Curfews,” which is about being quarantine-horny, basically.
Premiere: Camp Blood’s Hell-Raising “Cenobite”
Boston’s industrial rap aficionados Camp Blood is back with their first single of 2021, the alarm-sounding, hell-raising, ass-kicking “Cenobite.”