A voice that can swell from a tuneful croon to a frenzied howl and the songwriting chops to back it up. Continue reading
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FDM: STARRING GOLD PANDA, THUNDERCAT, AND A PINK GUY
Five music-related things from the week that I really, really love. Continue reading
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FAT HISTORY MONTH: BAD HISTORY MONTH
So break out the bonbons and Big Macs because we’re getting bad with Fat History Month. Continue reading
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DIG THIS: ALLISON WEISS @ GREAT SCOTT
Allison Weiss is releasing her second album Say What You Mean on April 16th. But luckily for us Bostonians, the Brooklyn based indie rocker will be playing live at Great Scott on April 3rd. Continue reading
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LOW: THE INVISIBLE WAY
The Invisible Way honors many of the band’s well-defined musical hallmarks, from Sparhawk and Parker’s harmonized vocals to the sparse instrumentation and the hyper-sensitive production value that could pick up the faintest pin-drop. Continue reading
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PEER REVIEW: TAME IMPALA @ THE HOUSE OF BLUES
Even the kids that were “too cool” had their heads moving. Continue reading
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HELLA NEWSWORTHY: NEW EP FROM GUILLERMO SEXO
A tasty preview of the band’s upcoming full-length, Dark Spring. Continue reading
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OLD ABRAM BROWN @ T.T. THE BEAR’S
Old Abram Brown is from Boston (and partially New Hampshire, but we won’t hold that against them). Continue reading
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FOTOBOM: DINOSAUR JR. @ THE PARADISE
The Paradise may be small, but it gets a whole lot out of an epic Dinosaur Jr. set. Continue reading
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FOTOBOM: MOUNTAIN GOATS @ HOUSE OF BLUES
John Darnielle, Jon Wurster, and Peter Hughes were in top form on Thursday night, pulling out a bunch of old songs as well as a speckling of new material from their current album Transcendental Youth. Continue reading
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FEEDBACK: A.C. NEWMAN
The New Pornographers’ frontman talks about glockenspiels, his new solo disc and those easy, breezy ’70s sounds. Continue reading
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