Being Pleasured: Sondre Lerche Meaghan O'Brien May 4, 2017Last-minute band changes left Lerche scrambling, but he and his new band put together a frenetic and joyful performance. “I...
Album Review: Ego and The Enemy by M-Dot Eric Bernsen May 2, 2017M-Dot brings a legendary crew of producers together and makes a statement on his latest album ‘Ego and The Enemy’...
Synthy Ladies: Radclyffe Hall, Photocomfort, and Raine Meaghan O'Brien May 1, 2017Despite some snags, Raine, Photocomfort, and Radclyffe Hall gave engaging and dance-worthy performances. Snow was falling on the sidewalks outside...
One Last Boston Show: Chairlift Emily Arntsen May 1, 2017Though they began their penultimate show with a shaky start, Chairlift’s dance moves and packed 20-song set left fans begging the band...
Weekly Wrap-Up: 5/1/17 Caitlin Pohl May 1, 2017Welcome back to the Weekly Wrap-Up! Here you’ll find the latest and greatest of Boston’s musical happenings, wrapped up and...
Premiere: “Love and Sex” by Mnemonist Mikey Enwright April 28, 2017“Love and Sex,” the latest release from Boston three-piece Mnemonist, has all the hallmarks of a breakup ballad. Wistful melodies...
Weekly Wrap-Up: 4/24/17 Caitlin Pohl April 27, 2017Welcome back to the Weekly Wrap-up, where we sift through the week’s news and pick out the best little tidbits,...
Premiere: From the Inside by glo Anna Marketti April 23, 2017As juicy and decadent as the fruit on the cover, glo’s debut EP From The Inside is dripping with multi-layered...
Local Spotlight: Sleeping Lion Emily Arntsen April 19, 2017ong distance relationships are rarely ideal, except for Nate Flaks and Noah Longworth McGuire of the indie synth pop duo,...
Song Premiere: “Bully” by Alec Hutson Jon Simmons April 17, 2017If you visit the Holocaust memorial in Boston, you may notice a poem engraved into a black marble slab. It’s...
