Be at Precinct in Union Square on Thursday night at 9:00. Trust me on this. Continue reading
We just can’t get enough of your one-woman-band with equal parts accordion, vibraphone, glockenspiel and “adorable.” Continue reading
These are her LOST songs? Wow…I’m sure glad that she found them. Continue reading
On Thursday night, two New England musicians teamed up at Club Passim for a show that might darn well be worth tellin’ the grandkids about. Continue reading
Via a small press, a very DIY-oriented musician, Ms. Audrey Ryan, talks to other new industry leaders about what it means to truly do it yourself- through honest, real talk. Continue reading
This multi-instrumentalist, one-lady-folk band will have you singing along to the haunting elegy of your defeat before you even know what she beat you at. And that’s real. Continue reading
What … what the fuck are you doing? Are you eating cookie dough … out the tub? Oh, that is it. Off the futon, we’re going out tonight. Yeah, we don’t care how long you’ve been looking forward to getting half-drunk and watching re-runs of Cougar Town, there’s three or four cities worth of cool shit going on out there! Hell, Precinct’s got a bitchin’ line-up of local melodic-makers—Andrew Greene, Aurey Ryan and Highly Personal Trash—and it’s a friggin’ school night. Would it kill ya to live a little? The world could end tomorrow. Not that it would, of course. That’s just dumb.
[Wed 5.18.11. 70 Union Sq., Somerville. 617.623.9211. 8pm/21+/$5. precinctbar.com]
Give a bunch of rowdy musicians and their excitable fans cowboy hats, sheriff badges and confetti guns and you’re bound to get some good photos. Michael Basu‘s at it again. Here’s the New England Americana Festival Photobooth FOTOBOM! Continue reading
Boston-based crusty collective Gretel likes to define their rich flannel tapestry of low-fi pop, punk and Americana sounds as a sort of “clusterfolk,” which is absolutely fucking infuriating, because we would have loved to come up with that line. Man. “Clusterfolk.” That shit’s brilliant. Anyhoo, this musical retrospective of your subcultural obsessions, ages 8 to 18, will be sharing the stage at Lizard Lounge with no other than the Dig’s much-beloved super-songstress Audrey Ryan, who is, as we’ve done our level best to try and insinuate, is kind of a Big Deal. Almost folk, definitely good.[1667 Mass. Ave., Cambridge. 617.547.0759. 8:30pm/21+/$10. lizardloungeclub.com]
While it would be “inaccurate” to say that Audrey Ryan was raised in seclusion on an island off of mid-coast Maine, trained from birth to be a seminal folk songstress … it’s less inaccurate than you’d expect. Continue reading
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