Great band, but the jury’s still out on how fast they can run. Continue reading
Author Archives: LOUIS WAXMAN
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Tags: '90s, Britney Spears, Destiny's Child, Fat History Month, GRASS IS GREEN, Grunge, Pile, Pissed Jeans, Punk, Radical Dads, rock, snack-rock, Speedy Ortiz, The Sinclair
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JIM JAMES: REGIONS OF LIGHT AND SOUND OF GOD
Make no mistake, this is no cheap spin-off, people. It’s the real deal. Continue reading
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Tags: ATO Records, cd review, Funk, issue 15.5, Jim James, Regions of Light and Sound of God, Synth
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INTERVIEW: FAT HISTORY MONTH
“Nature finds a way. Or a VFW Hall. Best not to talk about it in public.” Continue reading
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Tags: Allston, Boston, Fat History Month, Interview, Issue 15.1, local music, O'Briens Pub, Pile
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STRICTLY LOCAL: REASONS TO ATTEND THE BSO
‘Boston Symphony Orchestra has been going strong since 1881. That’s over 50 years.’ Continue reading
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Tags: arcade fire, Beethoven, Boston Symphony Hall, Boston Symphony Orchestra, BSO, Haydn, Issue 14.47, Mozart, Pizzeria Uno, Strictly Local, Vampire Weekend
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INTERVIEW: THE NEW HIGHWAY HYMNAL
A band so low-maintenance, getting knocked into a sh-t bucket is still a good night.
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Tags: cd review, Eric Chramosta, Gangi, gesture is, gold, Issue 14.39, Los Angeles, Matt Gangi, Office of Analogue and Digital, Perfect Citizen, Railways nos. 1-27, Rush
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PEER REVIEW: DR. DOG @ ROYALE
You’ll come away with about a hundred new lines to sing to yourself in the shower and you WILL dance—even if you despise dancing. Continue reading
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GRIZZLY BEAR: SHIELDS
But for those of us unafraid to feel, this album hits the spot. Continue reading
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