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...
Album Review: Hallelujah the Hills – Have You Ever Done Something Evil? Matt McCarthy July 24, 2014The genre of “alternative rock” is one that has become so frustratingly vague, it’s practically lost its meaning. Even worse,...
Album Review: Billy Keane – Demos from the Attic Joseph Leone July 23, 2014The mark of a great folk singer is the ability to tell a story. In a genre that is easy...
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. AÂ chain restaurant with...
Album Review: Magic Man – Before the Waves Nitesh Gupta July 8, 2014At first listen, Before the Waves is a classic summer album. The driving synth pads, overdriven bass, and catchy hooks...
