You Oughta Know: Chrissy Stewart
This week’s You Oughta Know features Providence production powerhouse Chrissy Stewart, who just dropped her first LP, House of Christina.
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You Oughta Know: Hawthorn
This week, our hearts ached for warm, familiar folk tunes. Luckily, local folk duo Hawthorn is prepared to fill that void with music that You Oughta Know.
YOU OUGHTA KNOW: NOVA ONE
in this week’s you oughta know, we keep things lower case in an interview with providence dream pop artist NOVA ONE, about their april album called lovable.
Nude Nostalgia: Photography as Connection
One musician’s photography reconnects with the temporality of live music. We talked with The Nude Party members about Alec Castillo’s “One More Mile.”
INTERVIEW: Stewing Over Slow Dress’s New Single
“Stew” is the new single out from Boston-born, St. Louis-based band Slow Dress, and we ‘re eating it up. Check out our interview and stream the new single.
Interview: Unstabile Connects with Nature & Self-Care in Glimmers EP
“Glimmers” by Unstabile is the perfect soothing meditative dreamscape for introspection while you’re holed up at home.
Interview: Camp Blood Shatters Barriers and Ear Drums
Camp Blood is the most important band in the world. Camp Blood is the most important band in the world. Camp Blood is the most important band in the world. Camp Blood is the most important band in the world.
INTERVIEW: Daughter of Swords Resonates with Bravery and Folk Music
Come see Daughter of Swords play Great Scott Tuesday! But first read our interview with her, where we talk tour snacks and the specialness of folk music.
INTERVIEW/PREVIEW: Don’t Freak Out: Hallelujah The Hills is You
Ahead of tonight’s album release show, Ryan Walsh (of 15-year old folk band Hallelujah The Hills) talks folk, cults, and never moving away from New England.
INTERVIEW: Julia Jacklin Explores Honest, Artistic Vision
Julia Jacklin returns, taking over Somerville Theater with her dreamy folk/pop tunes. We talk music video visuals and redeeming herself to Boston audiences.