“I think all the songs are blues tunes but there’s definitely influences that are outside of just Chicago blues that made their way into the music.”
New Album Preview: Checking In With Matthew Stubbs From GA-20
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Inbox: Boston’s GA-20 Announces New Single, Album, Upcoming Tour
"The dominant guitar riff in 'Easy On The Eyes' was born during a drunken late night jam after a show in Atlanta"
TIM CARMAN ON DRUMMING HOW HE WANTS AND HIS BEAUTIFUL NEW VINYL
"Every song on this new album [is] either a standard I really dig, a feel I don’t get to play, or a tune that’s kicked my ass because of its difficulty"
GA-20’S MATTHEW STUBBS ON THE BAND’S HOUND DOG TAYLOR TRIBUTE AND MORE
“That’s how it started, the situation of being home, the label reaching out, and we’ve always felt pretty connected to Hound Dog’s music.”
FOTOBOM: TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND @ THE ORPHEUM
The Allman Brothers used to do a multi-show residency at NYC’s Beacon Theatre and played over 250 times there over the course of the band’s storied career. As part of the latter ...
“CRAZY SHIT”: AHEAD OF CITY WINERY SHOW, NICK WATERHOUSE TALKS PANDEMIC RECORDING
“I was in this surreal bunker life where we were in the studio until we legally couldn’t, we’d be leaving at three in the morning and there was the National Guard.”
INTERVIEW: THE SUITCASE JUNKET
Matt Lorenz on new album, rapid cinematics, and plans for winter.
MATTAPAN JAZZ & UNITY FEST: A Q+A WITH FESTIVAL HOST AND BOSTON CITY COUNCILOR ANDREA CAMPBELL
"It’s an opportunity for Mattapan to showcase to other neighborhoods in the Greater Boston area that this community is not just what people tend to see in the media, which is usually negative."
HAYLEY THOMPSON-KING: BOSTON’S SOUTHERN SINGER OPENS UP ABOUT EMOTIONAL PURGING
The Boston country singer talks biblical feminists, psychotic melancholia, and singing as a form of inspirational purging.
LIVE AND LOCAL: FIVE BOSTON ACTS THAT NEED TO BE ON YOUR RADAR
From '90s rap to math rock, new music is on the way from some of Massachusetts' most underrated acts.
