Words & Photos by Harry Gustafson Rhye played to a sold-out Paradise Rock Club on a cool Wednesday night, providing a warm space via a set that made everyone wish it had come two weeks prior during Valentine’s Day. Boulevards, a solo funk act from Raleigh, NC, kicked the show off with an uptempo, […]
Rhye will bring his intimate downtempo soul vibes to Boston’s Paradise Rock Club on 2/28 with support from Boulevards in what promises to be an intimate affair.
The Killers put on an exciting, high energy show at the TD Garden, delighting an audience that sang along to every single word.
Who among 20-somethings doesn’t jump to the ceiling when “Mr. Brightside” starts playing? The Killers are back in Boston.
THELASTGEKKO is a local rapper and producer who makes dreamy, tripped-out beats soul-searching lyrics. We sat down with him to talk about his music in anticipation for the release of his new single, “Onomatopoeia.”
Haasan Barclay has become a staple around Boston’s hip-hop and R&B scene, but his latest EP, “800 Fantasy Lane,” is a carefully arranged psychedelic rock excursion, with darker undertones than the listener first expects.
Jeffrey Innes from Yukon Blonde sat down with us to discuss the band’s upcoming new music, breakups and the benefits of working with plenty of space.
The music of King Krule, aka Archy Marshall, evokes early Billy Bragg filtered through an electronic jazz lens. Last Thursday, he had the whole of the Paradise singing along.
Weaves shook the walls of the Middle East on Friday night, making the entire club feel like a much larger arena. They found a good balance between their older tracks and those from their new album.
Drew Thompson of Single Mothers talks about the uncertainty the band faced in making their new album, college towns and drinking culture.