Bus Crush Return With New Single To Tease Upcoming EP
A little over a year since releasing their debut Sports & Leisure, Bus Crush are back with a new single, “Break a Friend.”
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Ivy Boy: Older But Not Jaded
Beeef’s Perry Eaton has a great problem: he’s written too many songs for his main band. Ivy Boy is his new folky side project.
Flipturn Bring a Little Bit of Sunlight to Roadrunner
Flipturn brought some much sunlight to a gloomy Brighton night at Roadrunner in support of their new album Burnout Days.
Vampire Weekend’s Still Digging It
Vampire Weekend. We love Vampire Weekend. One of the best bands, a lot of people are saying it, folk. Earnest Ezra Koenig, I call him.
Beeef’s New Song Is a Messy Love Letter to Boston
The hometown heroes share an exclusive first look at their new song “Something In The River.”
Why? Ponders the Depths
Alternative hip-hop group Why? joined indietronica pioneers Baths at the Sinclair. Check out Wendy Schiller’s coverage of the show.
A Warm Welcome Back!! – Camera Obscura at the Paradise
Steph Larsen headed to Paradise Rock Club to see Camera Obscura, who are currently touring for the release of their first album in 11 years.
PVRIS Evergreen at The House of Blues
There was no way Greg Wong was missing PVRIS play at House of Blues, especially with a stacked lineup that included Shallow Pools, Sizzy Rocket, and Pale Waves.
Mk.gee Shines Bright at the Sinclair
Mk.gee has one of the most exciting new sounds in guitar-based music. Emily Gardner couldn’t resist letting her feelings be known.
Cheekface Continues to Do Their Thing
CheekFace played a sold out show to an eager Brighton Music Hall in early May, so we sent Wendy Schiller along to take photos.