Birthing Hips — No Sorry
Weird and wonderful, Birthing Hips has cultivated such a tight, unique, clear sound for themselves that the fact that No Sorry is…
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Koban — Abject Obsessions
Seething and forever kinetic as it moves closer and closer still to the breaking point, post-punk is in the midst of a…
Blood Club — CHRYSALIS
In the tags on their bandcamp page, Liana Hell Lean (the omnipotent force behind the essential entirety of homemade Boston experimental project…
Model/Actriz — 100€
“Open your legs!” a tall, strikingly angular young man shrieks into my face, globules of spit hitting my skin like hot kerosine…
Feels — s/t
It’s something miraculous when the stars align and come through with a band that really delivers, that taps into some collective consciousness…
Boompa — Body Cries
Boompa cascaded into my personal stratosphere last week when my band was somehow smacked by divine providence onto a very, very sick…
Jo Passed — Out
Upon embarking on my first listen, I found myself racked with worry and taxed with questions. I mean: Who is jo, did…
Soda Boys — Burgers and Fries 7″
What screams comfort more than a platter of all-American diner fare, the ingenuity of young love, and the heart-warming sound of some…
Wray — Hypatia
To anyone with an eye or ear on the best new tunes bubbling up, there’s an inescapable presence of incoming innovation in…
halfsour — Tuesday Night Live
To readers not from Boston/the tundra, imagine (and to readers from Boston/the tundra, take note): you’re waiting outside for the green line…
Running — Wake Up Applauding
The irony was that I came upon Running earlier this week actually on my way for a jog, reluctantly preparing to torture…
