Album Review: Gretchen and the Pickpockets – Anachronic Zoë Atlas December 2, 2015Gretchen and the Pickpockets’ latest release, Anachronic, bends the boundaries between soul, jazz, rock and funk. Lead singer Gretchen Klempa has...
Groupmuse Kickstarter – Saving Classical Music One Get Together at a Time Tom Dillon December 2, 2015Groupmuse, the beloved Boston-startup that connects music lovers directly with musicians, classical musicians with a place to play and people...
Psychedelic Maestros: STS9 Mike Schwarz December 1, 2015t was an unprecedented 70 degrees in early November, and STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9) was about to walk on...
Selected Sounds: 5 Boston Concerts Worth Catching Matt McCarthy November 30, 2015The city has officially entered holiday season chaos mode, so why not take a break from the chilly city streets...
Mere Magic: Marina & The Diamonds Thanasi Kastritis November 26, 2015As Stevie Wonder once said, “Isn’t she lovely?“ Dressed in shining red and silver akin to a flaming phoenix, Welsh-Greek...
Neighborhood Sessions: Latrell James Becca Chairin November 23, 2015hy is the number twelve significant to rapper Latrell James? As he explains in the video of his acoustic performance...
Song Premiere: “Wake Up Slow” – Atlas Lab Knar Bedian November 19, 2015At least one good thing came out of the brutal winter that pounded the city of Boston of this year....
A Seasoned Rocker: Grace Potter Knar Bedian November 16, 2015have a thing for theatres” said Grace Potter as she looked out onto the Orpheum crowd. That comes as no...
Futurist Talking Drum: Interview with Son Little Knar Bedian November 11, 2015Son Little (a play on an old nickname, Little Son) released his self-titled album this year, bringing a fresh take on...
Freezing Churches, Icelandic Summers: Interview with Kaleo Knar Bedian November 10, 2015Iceland’s indie folk-rock act Kaleo has caught the attention of everyone from NPR to Vice to Fader, their SXSW performance...
