
I spoke with founder and baritone saxophonist Martin Perna about the making of Fu Chronicles, being in your favorite band’s favorite band, the state of music education in America, and a certain new collaboration he’s involved in.
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Written by ROB DUGUAY Filed Under: MUSIC
I spoke with founder and baritone saxophonist Martin Perna about the making of Fu Chronicles, being in your favorite band’s favorite band, the state of music education in America, and a certain new collaboration he’s involved in.
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With confidence, sensuality, and just a touch of silliness, Carmichael aims to keep on fanning funky flames, all for the betterment of Boston.
Written by TIM BUGBEE Filed Under: Fotobom, MUSIC, Reviews
Some bands have a pretty distinct aesthetic when it comes to their music, how it sounds and how it’s presented. Khruangbin have taken that vision and run with it, all the way to the tailor and back. Laying down the most laid-back grooves one can think of, they coolly play a brand of music ... read more
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
Legendary funk icon George Clinton talks Men in Black, bad drugs, and why he gets so many jaywalking violations.
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC, Notes from the Scene
Local disco funk artist Camino 84 is serving up handmade Valentine’s Day mixtapes to help set the mood this holiday.
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
Funk psych musician Sinkane radiates light... and you can too if you follow his advice.
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
San Francisco's sunny singer uplifts herself and listeners with some help from tUnE-yArDs.
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Fotobom, MUSIC, Reviews
Boston Calling winds up becoming the chillest version of a festival thanks to Beck, Tame Impala, and Sharon Van Etten.
Written by MARTIN CABALLERO Filed Under: MUSIC, Reviews
Written by MARTIN CABALLERO Filed Under: Uncategorized
Burnt Offering takes the Budos Band sound on a detour into heavier, weirder psych-rock territory. When there’s a hooded wizard straight out of Middle Earth holding a lantern on the cover (drawn by drummer Brian Profilio), you should know what you’re in for.