Premiere: Flow by Nat Reed Colin Kirkland January 3, 2018n her newest single, “Flow,” indie R&B artist Nat Reed invites listeners into a complex and personal world: “There’s no map...
Still In 2 It: Mogwai Kevin Dwyer January 2, 2018Mogwai transcends, despite technical issues. t takes serious songwriting chops to be able to entrance audiences with ten-minute long songs...
Something Pure: An Evening With Hiss Golden Messenger Colin Kirkland December 28, 2017Through soulful folk-rock, heartfelt storytelling, and a plea for unified love, Hiss Golden Messenger gave Boston a deeply personal show...
Reach For The Stars: ODESZA Bring Supersized Spectacle to House of Blues Mikey Enwright December 23, 2017ODESZA’s live set, pumping with adrenaline and chock full of drops, was hampered by a lack of narrative and emotional...
A Conversation With Yoke Lore Kat Muraviyova December 19, 2017Adrian Galvin, previously of Walk the Moon and Yellerkin, has been performing under the moniker Yoke Lore for almost two...
Interview: The Harmaleighs Knar Bedian December 18, 2017Indie folk duo The Harmaleighs (a name that combines the names of the first names of the two members, Haley Grant...
Only a Shadow: Circuit des Yeux Charley Ruddell December 10, 2017Circuit Des Yeux, wailing over the pounding drums, had the tenacity and passion of a war general running head first...
Premiere: Coffee by Melissa Weikart Anna Marketti December 8, 2017“I started trusting the piano more, I’ve started trusting my instincts more lately,” Melissa Weikart said. Her debut EP, Coffee,...
Local Spotlight: TEGA Sophia Castuera December 7, 2017To an uninformed person like myself, the only sign of anything physically wrong with TEGA was the cast around his...
Selected Sounds: Shows To Close Out The Year Knar Bedian December 6, 2017Ahh, December. The time for steaming mugs of hot cocoa and cozying up with strangers at concerts. We’ve gathered a...
