You Haunted Me Last Week: Talking with Drummer Sander Bryce
Sander Bryce’s EP HAUNTER is a reflective patchwork of Boston artists and is anything but “solo.”
Tag Archives: indie
Fitz Fest Announces Schedule for Second Year
By Harry Gustafson Scheduled to run from 9/22 to 9/24, Fitz Fest II – organized by Fitz Ross, a Boston-based video production and show promotion company – will hold shows at three different venues and feature performances from Massachusetts based indie bands like Funeral Advantage, Black Beach, Saccharine and Rye Pines. Last year’s events were held […]
REVIEW: Martin Courtney at Brighton Music Hall (2/14)
We saw Martin Courtney at Brighton Music Hall and made the mistake of sending his biggest fan.
Covering Covey: Single Premiere + Interview With Tom Freeman
We’ve got the premiere of Covey’s new single plus some insight into the indie project’s status as a solo project.
Ne-Hi Proves That College Roommates Sometimes Work Out
The jangly guitar lines are basically irresistible so grab a ticket for this Thursday at Great Scott and welcome Ne-Hi into Boston with open arms.
“Lawn On D” Concert: Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes
The Lawn On D has announced their first ticketed outdoor concert, featuring Edward Sharpe.
Photo Feature: Anjimile Record Release with The Kava Daphne and Fever Charm
By Leah Corbett This Saturday night, “deep in the bowels of Allston” as Anjimile Chithambo would put it, was a Human Nature Record Release show that exceeded the expectations of any hardcore Fanjimile. We were joined by some incredible openers including the summery reminiscence of Fever Charm and the soulful, sexy funk of The Kava […]
New Single From Celestial Shore, and New Album Due Out 11/11
Jack Wall The cover of Celestial Shore’s debut LP, 10x, which was released last September. Celestial Shore, the Brooklyn-based math-rock trio that fuses psychedelic and lo-fi garage tunes so well just released a new single, “Animal Ratio,” from their newly announced album Enter Ghost. We can expect Enter Ghost, Celestial Shore’s second full length album, on November 11th. Listen […]
Parquet Courts Adopts Name Parkay Quarts, and Announces New Album
Jack Wall Well, this will lead to some confusing conversations. “No, not Parquet Courts. I’m talking about the new Parkay Quarts album.” Yep, Parquet Courts has rebranded itself as the phonetically identical Parkay Quarts, and announced a new album that will carry their new moniker. This alternate spelling begs the question why? Well, the change of name […]
INTERVIEW: Holm
AP caught up with local, up-and-coming ambient, trip-hop artist Holm to talk his plans for the future, songwriting, and spirit animals.