Idaho’s ’90s indie rock band talks about Treepeople, the solar eclipse, and finding time on tour to play basketball at the YMCA.
CLIFF NOTEZ: FIVE LESSONS FOR JUGGLING COMMUNITY WORK
The musician, filmmaker, photographer, writer, producer, and founder of HipStory dishes out tips about how to get involved in Boston’s music & arts scene without burning out.
WHEEL OF TUNES: NO JOY
Fresh off three new EPs, the reluctant shoegaze band talks goth weddings, elder cats, and the weird theme song for the Montreal Canadiens.
RELOAD: EVERY BAND FOR GUN SAFETY
Why local artists like Today Junior, Bruvs, and more are rallying to raise funds for gun violence prevention.
WHEEL OF TUNES: LUCY DACUS
The rising Richmond musician talks Lenny Kravitz’s scarf, welcoming gray hairs, and what it’s like to become friends with your parents.
WHEEL OF TUNES: SWEARIN’
Allison Crutchfield’s newly-reunited band talks Berkey water filters, being addicted to sunglasses, and making scrambled eggs on a grill.
WHEEL OF TUNES: YO LA TENGO
For our interview series, the mellow indie rock favorites talk their band t-shirts, Charlottesville, and why they can’t stand ukuleles.
PREMIERE: TODAY JUNIOR – “FAKE INTENTIONS”
Boston’s poppy surf rock trio tease their upcoming album, Single Forever, with their catchiest song yet.
GIA GREENE: HOW TO MAKE AN UNEXPECTED SPECTACLE
After an unexpected surgery, the Berklee graduate and Allston indie rocker finally releases her debut album.
AROUND MY WAY: THE PULL UP
The latest quarterly expression of their mutual affection, the Pull Up, will showcase the area’s emerging and established talent. But for this unique crew, it’s not just about seeing artists perform live—it’s about the building of community that comes from regular connections, and fixing systems that for too long have denied people an equal shot.
