Conclusion? Something you’ve never heard but should have been waiting for. Continue reading
Conclusion? Something you’ve never heard but should have been waiting for. Continue reading
The former Sex Pistols bassist discusses going it alone. Continue reading
I’m typically not one to venture near anything remotely resembling hardcore, but this tight set of six songs is executed with such energy and proficiency that I often found myself air drumming despite my reservations. Continue reading
Everyone goes home happy, adrenaline depleted and with a few more figurative shards of glass in their heads! Continue reading
Sensitive post-punk outta Spokane, The Globes stop on by Great Scott to teach us stodgy East Coast-types a thing or two about getting in touch with our feelings. Feelings like … awe. Continue reading
Where to begin with this hyper-caffeinated duo? Continue reading
Dark, but not darkwave, post-punk, but you can dance to it, the “nervous energy coupled with well-springs of fear” non-genre of Valley duo She Wants Revenge can be best compared to one of those break-ups where everyone’s smiling while asking terrifying questions. “So, I guess I should just burn the rest of your clothes, right? Ha-ha.” “Would you prefer I sleep with your sister or slash your tires? Just kidding.” “You weren’t too attached to that dog, were you? Tee-hee.” “I wonder what I’m going to do if I see you with him at the show tonight at the Brighton Musical Hall. MURDER-STARE.”
[5.31.11. 158 Brighton Ave., Allston. 617.779.0140. 8pm/18+/$15 brightonmusichall.com]
Assuming that you recognize the words Gideon Yago as being ever so much more than just a suspiciously smug grouping of syllables, then you’re probably already familiar with early-aughts post-punk set The Sheila Divine. Show tonight at the Paradise. Get to it, Gramps. For the rest of ya’, with your schnazzy tricorder phones and your avant-garde omnisexual pop starlets, these three are local alt-rock royalty, having smoothed out the bumpy transition from the bitchy-bitch yell-yell of the late ’90s into the mopey-mopey fret fret of modern music. More modern music. Show ‘em respect, ya Bieber-lovers. [71 Comm. Ave., Boston 617.562.8814. 8pm/18+/$18. thedise.com]
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