Tag Archives: The Sinclair
Good Riddance (The Sinclair 10/16)
By Lisa Battiston NOFX. Bad Religion. Social Distortion. Hot Water Music. Lagwagon. Swingin’ Utters. Less Than Jake. Propagandhi. Bouncing Souls. Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. Sick of It All. Pennywise. Operation Ivy. These are a handful of the bands on the t-shirts of the kids at the Good Riddance show last Wednesday night. These […]
Radical Face (The Sinclair 10/13)
By Chloe Gomez Ben Cooper, previously of Electric President, has been making music under the moniker Radical Face since 2003, with his first album released in 2007. His most recent album is set to release next week and is entitled The Family Tree: The Branches. It’s a very cool thing when you can go to […]
Earl Sweatshirt (The Sinclair 10/6)
By Bianca Rullo It’s been about two years since Tumblr posts and Youtube comment sections alike were plagued with the phrase “Free Earl” and a lot has changed since then – Most notably, the release of the rapper’s debut album Doris and the announcement of his first solo tour, which kicked off at The Sinclair […]
Wavves, King Tuff, Jacuzzi Boys (The Sinclair 10/1)
As I approached the Sinclair Tuesday night, the line to enter spilled down the venue’s front steps, curving around the bend and down into an adjacent alley.
The Ballroom Thieves Debut Highly Anticipated Self Titled EP at The Sinclair
Chomping at the bit to cover my first show for Allston Pudding, I stepped through the Sinclair doors almost a full hour before the openers took the stage and three before headliners, The Ballroom Thieves. And inside was an uncanny semblance to a typical post-prom party. Two by two awkward couples were posted up against the wall, on the stairs, at the bar, slowly milking alcohol for all its social lubricant clout.
Chelsea Wolfe, True Widow (The Sinclair)
By Christine Varriale Photos by Christine Varriale I strolled into The Sinclair Sunday evening as it was starting to fill up for True Widow, no rx quickly realizing my poor outfit choice of a Justin Timberlake/Jay Z shirt for essentially a metal show. Maybe if it was studded I would have gotten by without weird looks? […]



