St. Nothing: Toeing Fantasy and Reality Knar Bedian July 26, 2014I’ve never seen a band put so much effort into a stage setup at Great Scott. It’s certainly not Boston’s most...
Stimulating Yet Serene: The Range Caroline Hart July 26, 2014When I walked into the Sinclair a little too early and all by myself, I was met with a relatively...
Rainy Monday Blues: The Paper Kites Knar Bedian July 21, 2014With the flickering of the stage lights and a buzz of ambient synth sounds, the five members of The Paper...
Loud, Spirited, and Catchy: Western Education Evelyn Garrity July 19, 2014t was the perfect escape on a sweltering summer night. Small, intimate clusters of music fans dotted the dance floor...
Hugs for Everyone: Hillary Reynolds Band Jon Simmons July 15, 2014“Don’t embarrass me!” shouted a member of the crowd over applause as Hillary Reynolds Band took the stage at a...
Infused With Sunshine: Grizfolk Beth Hutchings July 12, 2014By the time Grizfolk graced the stage at Great Scott, drinks were warming, patience was waning, and many were dreaming...
Footwork and Glitter: The Range and Phantogram Rebecca Sinai July 12, 2014It was a summer evening in Boston and light was still peaking through the doors of the House of Blues. ...
Sparsely Attended But Sincere: Ryan McHugh Caroline Hart July 9, 2014Boston has many great venues, but Miller’s Ale House in Watertown isn’t usually considered one of them. A chain restaurant with...
Ross Livermore Band: on the Rise, Slowly but Surely Adam Kaminski June 30, 2014Immediately after I arrived at The Sinclair I thought I had made some mistake. A few parties were there to...
Ásgeir: An Obligatory Performance Knar Bedian June 26, 2014Layers of Icelandic music filled a sold-out Great Scott, and the venue was drenched in darkness as Ásgeir and crew...
