The Faint are dance-punk pioneers who paved the way for an entire subgenre in the early 2000s. They’ll stop by Brighton Music Hall to showcase tunes from their latest album, Egowerk.
Rah Zen is a Boston producer and beat-maker gearing up to release his newest album Upon the Apex, inspired by his recent global travels.
With roots all over the world, Ibeyi brought their irresistibly percussive and emotionally cathartic songs of empowerment to the Royale earlier in June.
Where’s the Beeef? Probably somewhere in Lower Allston, playing their sick new single “I’m So Sorry” featuring pal Sidney Gish, a tease of their upcoming album “Bull in the Shade.”
Hamstank, a local producer and musician with a penchant for fantasy, talked to us about his upcoming EP World on Fire, which comes out May 31st.
Vancouver post-punkers Blessed are coming back to Boston on the heels of their debut album Salt, an early contender for DIY album of the year.
Montreal R&B acts Janette KIng and Maryze will visit Lilypad on Thursday with help from Boston’s own Modern Painters for what promises to be an intimate evening of soulful balladry.
Dad Jeans serves up an interesting interpretation of the Pixies’ classic “Wave of Mutilation” as he gets ready to drop an EP later this year.
UK electro-groovers HÆLOS took Brighton Music Hall by storm at their recent gig, with support from locals Photocomfort.
Riggz Two Nice is a Boston-raised, Atlanta-based rapper whose latest single and video is a banging track about working until you make it.