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...
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...
Album Review: Speaker for the Dead – The Ballad of the Undercrust Matt McCarthy July 7, 2014Who ever thought the tuba could be so punk rock? Add in a bevy of brass, plenty of raucous sing-a-longs,...
Album Review: Tales of Olde – Txo Becca Chairin July 6, 2014The first bows of the violin ring in loud and clear on “Death”, the first track of Tales of Olde’s...
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...
No Longer Happy Alone: Saintseneca Joseph Leone June 14, 2014In the chorus of his most successful song to date, Zac Little, front man of Ohio indie-folk outfit Saintseneca, professes...
Looping Violins and Loopy Smiles: Kishi Bashi Adam Kaminski June 10, 2014As opener Buried Beds finished their tastefully melodic and fun(ny) set, co-frontman Brendan Beaver gave headliner Kishi Bashi a deserved...
