By Deanna Archetto Wednesday was sort of what I hope my high school reunion will be like (but know full well it wouldn’t be anywhere as cool). Bent Shapes, Houseguests, Yeehaw!, and daphne played to a crowd of many friendly and familiar faces at TT the Bear’s in Cambridge. It felt like I was there […]
Despite how small the stage is at Great Scott, Sun Club utilized the vertical space by bouncing and dancing during their entire set.
The Wytches decided to bring their doom-wave sounds to a few headlining gigs on the East Coast before heading back to England. Wednesday they were at Great Scott.
By Sharon Kavai Mapped, Music Without Borders: The Kominas A new feature showcasing international and foreign artists, music with multicultural influences, and by non-English speakers, that’s making waves in different countries and Boston. Mapped Spotlight of the week: The Kominas If your Itunes is lacking its dose of modern Muslim punk rock, then your music […]
Agalloch turned their folky doom metal into a powerhouse of guitars at Brighton Music Hall.
Andrew Jackson Jihad brought their tales of depression and despair to be the Sinclair – and it was a lot more fun than it should have been
The warm brew of 80’s pop and punk was a little off-putting for the audience. By the slightly confused looks on their faces… it didn’t look like like much of the crowd really got it.
After seeing Fuck Buttons live, I felt like Andrew Hung and Benjamin Power had spent the last hour and fifteen minutes punching me straight in the smile…
The Menzingers took the stage in Pawtucket and we were there to draw pictures of it
Fucked Up visited the Sinclair on Wednesday to unleash the furry and give away shoes