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Alan Scardapane’s first studio album explores a range of styles with melancholic and sometimes devastating lyrics. The cover of Alan Scardapane’s first studio album is a picture of the open sea. Lonely,...

Nathan Marion Roy documents his coming out and transitioning story in his debut album Flowers for Every Occasion, a true win for raw authenticity. This folk record is refreshingly unique with Nathan’s...

Drawing inspiration from a Victorian-era novel, Boston-based In Ivy combine the sounds of world, folk, and rock to tell a complex story with big implications. In an IndieGogo fundraising video posted to In...

The debut LP from Berklee-educated singer Colby Ewatuya explores the relationship between his physical illness and learning to be comfortable in his own skin. Joseph Colby Oghenetega Ewatuya’s music takes...

Birthday Ass's debut album, Baby Syndrome, is an avant-garde art rock labyrinth that makes the listener constantly question what's being heard. I first saw Birthday Ass live with a friend who, after the...

On the eve of Independence day, Phoenix deftly blended nearly two decades of their eclectic discography into a captivating set. 7/3/18 - House of Blues On a hot July night in Boston, French synth-pop band...

With broken bones and groovy james, Sun Parade kicked off their summer tour at Boston’s Lizard Lounge. 6/21/18 – Lizard Lounge To the unsuspecting audience, hospital scrubs were a surprising sartorial...

Japanese Breakfast gives you permission to be silly and scream the Cranberries with your friends. 6/1/18 - The Sinclair Supporting her second solo album, Soft Sounds from Another Planet, under the moniker...

Jason Ebbs’ Familiar Villains may not amaze instrumentally, but with a refreshing intimacy and candid nature, the album strives to be a conversation. Unapologetically anxious and isolated, Ebbs welcomes...

With temperatures that cracked 90 at one point, Saturday felt like the official start of summer in Boston. The many food and brand booths that lined the main entrance were kept very busy as hydration, energy...