Dirty Dishes, Funeral Advantage, Daephne, Black Beach, and more headline the return of Fitz Fest.
SIMPLE MATH: WHY THE WORLD (AKA YOU) NEEDS MATH ROCK
Music introduces itself in the form of pop. Radio filters it in your ears as a child. Now it’s time to challenge that.
WHEEL OF TUNES: MARISSA NADLER
The Jamaica Plain gothic folk artist tries her luck answering song-inspired questions.
SKIPPING STONES: MUTUAL BENEFIT TALKS SOPHOMORE STRESSORS AND BROOKLYN BUSTLE
The ex-Jamaica Plain project talks New York City apartments, moments of clarity, and how to maintain folk’s intimacies.
COMEDY AT THE KNITTING FACTORY
A slice of New York via Chicago comes to Boston
THE GOSPEL OF ROCK: HALLELUJAH THE HILLS STILL SLAY OVER TEN YEARS LATER
Over a decade into their career, Boston’s iconic indie rock act keeps their music more relevant than ever.
VIDEO PREMIERE: HALLELUJAH THE HILLS – “THE MOUNTAIN THAT WANTED MORE”
Trippy overlapped clips, severed hands, and a sea of people rallying behind our favorite local frontman? Count us in.
BLEACHED, PLEASE: WHY DITCHING ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS MADE THE TRIO STRONGER
Grunge pop act Bleached overcame a world full of hidden pain to become both stronger sisters and musicians.
GET BENT: THE UNRELENTING DRIVE AND ENDLESS KINDNESS OF BENT SHAPES
Local act Bent Shapes opens up about anxiety disorders, anarchist pamphlets, and bags of poo in Allston.
HAVE YOU IN MY WILDERNESS: JULIA HOLTER MAKES MAGIC FROM MESSES
Experimental dream pop musician Julia Holter talks broken pencils, Greek mythology, and words as notes before her show this Sunday.
