Album Review: [OKAY MAYBE A LITTLE] (fragments of the present kaleidoscope) by Cole Blouin N. Malte Collins October 22, 2018Cole Blouin’s newest EP croons, samples, and stumbles its way along to create a weird, yet lovable, piece of music. Cole Blouin,...
Album Review: Out at Sea by Alan Scardapane N. Malte Collins October 10, 2018Alan Scardapane’s first studio album explores a range of styles with melancholic and sometimes devastating lyrics. The cover of Alan...
EP Review: PORTAL by JIM ALXNDR N. Malte Collins September 24, 2018JIM ALXNDR’s new EP brings skillful sampling and flawless production to electronic dance music, creating a refreshingly unique and inspiring...
Album Review: Flowers for Every Occasion by Nathan Marion Roy Jessica Pavia September 24, 2018Nathan Marion Roy documents his coming out and transitioning story in his debut album Flowers for Every Occasion, a true...
Album Review: and i miss you already by Raavi & the House Plants Jacqueline Gertner September 6, 2018Melancholy and hope intertwine into jazz and indie tunes as Raavi & the House Plants explore the expectations and disappointments...
Album Review: Do It All Again by Tigerman Woah David Paradela September 6, 2018The Lynn-based rockers are back to their rocking, rabble-rousing ways and this time, they’re inviting the whole world to join...
Album Review: November 3rd by Oompa Jared Steinberg August 23, 2018Oompa recalls hip hop’s true spirit on November 3rd with beats you can feel, soul-driven melodies, and skillful wordplay of painfully honest experiences....
Album Review: Aphrodite by In Ivy Mikey Enwright August 20, 2018Drawing inspiration from a Victorian-era novel, Boston-based In Ivy combine the sounds of world, folk, and rock to tell a...
Album Review: Body by TEGA David Paradela August 9, 2018The debut LP from Berklee-educated singer Colby Ewatuya explores the relationship between his physical illness and learning to be comfortable...
Album Review: Colors by Anjimile N. Malte Collins August 2, 2018The new Anjimile album explores themes of change, loss of innocence, and the trans experience, all the while blending sounds...