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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 ...
How a singer-songwriter from the Hudson Valley is bringing a whole lot of sunshine to Boston through blues and soul.
Catherine Morris had a Boston calling. This weekend, her festival vision becomes real.
It's a new year for Boston's renowned live act and with it comes a new fire burning beneath them.
Boston’s 1980s blues rock star Barrence Whitfield is ready for the spotlight once more — and he knows you will smile in his glow.
The blues rock revivalist talks hot air balloons, Larry David, and his first job.
It takes exceptional artistry to turn an '80s groove track into an R&B social justice anthem. Luckily for us, we have Shea Rose.
Local rock act and newfound synthpop group talk age differences, music education, and the pros of Boston.
Odd Future spinoff duo The Internet delve into Michael Brown, MySpace, and finding confidence when you're shy.
Record Store Day is a bit of a clusterfuck now.
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