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Goblin (Sinclair 10/9)
Though Goblin are undoubtedly most famous for their iconic soundtrack work, it would be a disservice to the band to pigeonhole them as straightforward film-scorers…
Bill Callahan, Lonnie Holley (The Sinclair 10/5)
I don’t know where Bill Callahan’s mind wanders when he sings, but I do know that if there is one person who could start a fire by glaring at some sticks, it’s him.
Come (Sinclair 6/27)
Come may not be the first name that springs to mind in a catalog of notable 90s indie rockers, or Matador Records alums, or Boston-originating bands. Despite cultivating a unique and attention-grabbing sound over the course of four consistently great records, Come never really received their due diligence in the annals of music history.
Kurt Vile, Angel Olsen, and Steve Gunn (Sinclair 5/17)
By Ben Stas Photos by Graham Zinger Fresh off the April release of his 70-minute folk-rock epic Wakin on a Pretty Daze, patient Kurt Vile and his Violators stopped by The Sinclair for a sold-out show on the 17th. Vile made waves in 2011 with the much-acclaimed Smoke Ring for My Halo, and those waves […]
Yeasayer via Converse Rubber Tracks (Sinclair 5/22)
By Ben Stas Photos by Ben Stas Converse brought their Rubber Tracks Live concert series to Boston recently for a stacked show featuring acts both local and national. Headlined by psychedelic synth-pop Brooklynites Yeasayer, viagra sale the show also brought Real Estate side project Ducktails and local crews Camden and Bodega Girls to the sold-out […]
Curren$y Tops a Boston-Centric Converse Bill
Last week, Converse put on their first Rubber Tracks Concert series in Boston, with all of the proceeds going to the One Fund. The two shows represented the seemingly polar opposites of psych-pop outfit Yeasayer and stoner-rap savant Curren$y…
Tiga, Mistaker, Left Fold (Sinclair 5/12)
Closing out the Together Festival kickoff at the Sinclair, Tiga emerged from backstage 25 minutes late, rolling up his sleeves as he approached his setup. The eccentric Canadian began building his loops and layers under his trademark baseball cap, largely ignorant of the audience. Likewise, the audience danced in circles and tal
Pissed Jeans Hit the Big Stage (Sinclair 4/14)
The night that surrounded the Pissed Jeans performance I saw was very surreal. I can’t even be sure exactly why. Perhaps it was my first time being backstage in such a large venue, perhaps it was all the free PBR…
THE DEAR HUNTER (THE SINCLAIR 3/30)
By Emmanuel Rabkin Photo Credit: Chris D’Amor Saturday, March 30th, The Dear Hunter performed part two of their Migrant album release at The Sinclair. The Dear Hunter originated as Casey Crescenzo’s side project during his time off from The Receiving End of Sirens. For this record, the group linked up with producer Mike Watts under […]