With a bit of friendly convincing and the usual self-doubt, Providence’s emo punk act finds their sound for their new record.
OOMPA: THE POETIC JUSTICE OF ROXBURY’S MOST POSITIVE RAPPER
How a Roxbury poet-turned-rapper is making a career off of hyper-reflective truth and optimistic perseverance.
WHEEL OF TUNES: SOCCER MOMMY
The Nashville bedroom pop musician talks Tom Petty, horoscopes, and trends that never die for our interview series.
GREAT SCOTT: A POP-UP BREAK DOWN
A guide to scoring the best deals at Great Scott’s local record store event today.
WHEEL OF TUNES: PALM
The math-bent indie rock group talks Twin Peaks, procrastination, and baking homemade bread before going on tour.
PHOTOCOMFORT: SMOOTH SYNTHPOP FOR ONE
Boston’s rising electronic act gears up for an eventful 2018 that will warm your heart.
EXIT INTERVIEW: BENT SHAPES
Allston’s indie pop punk act answers questions before its final show at Great Scott this Saturday.
GUTBUSTA: GREATER BOSTON COMEDY LISTINGS: 11.16 – 11.23
From open mics to Dana Gould and Whitney Cummings
WHEEL OF TUNES: ALEX LAHEY
The Aussie musician talks awkward exchanges, AIM screen names, and doling out hugs in the latest installment of our series.
MINI DRESSES: WHY BOSTON’S SMARTEST TRIO WAITED FIVE YEARS TO RELEASE AN ALBUM
“We try to adhere to the spirit of minimalist making, but we don’t identify as dream pop now. We just happened to make music that was dreaming.”
