YEAR ENDER: For the Love of the Little Things
2020 forced us to long for the simple things of the day-to-day, or appreciate the ones at that are readily available to…
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ARTHUR – Hair of the Dog
Philly’s resident synth pop extraordinaire ARTHUR followed up his poppy debut this past May with Hair of the Dog. The album, equally…
The Asthmatic – Strange Tongues
Open your ears and soul, and kneel at the altar of the Asthmatic. The Portland, Maine artist behind the avant-garde project, Sigrid…
Boston’s DIY Yearbook: Local Superlatives for the Decade
As we launch into 2020, it’s easy to look forward to (or dread) the next decade. But it’s important to take a…
Carinae – “eta/someday”
Purveyors of good tunes and good vibes, Carinae turn out another technicolor dream in the form of their new single, “eta/someday.” The…
Teen Angst is All Grown Up on Little Musket’s Fever Blister
As a South Shore native, Catherine Conley is hardly new to the scene. Hell, she’s even been kicking around Boston playing under…
FRESH VID: Carinae – “Making Breakfast”
Grab a seat, pour some milk and cereal, and get ready to dive headfirst into the wildly wonderful world of Carinae in…
Welcome to the One-Off World of Toothbrush
Toothbrush will be celebrating the release of An Ocean of Sulfur Will Run Deep Through Your Veins at O’Brien’s on March 13.
Groupie – Validated
Tapping into the fruitful marriage of poetry and punk, Brooklyn-based outfit Groupie turns even the starkest negativity into powerful, rough-and-tumble garage anthems….
Sun Young – Tiles
In tiles, a follow up to their s/t 2016 release, Sun Young takes disorder and revels in it. The Boston three-piece has…
10 Local Hits You Wish You Wrote This Year
The year is 2018. Boston’s teeming with some real catchy hits. And we all know there’s no way you would have conceivably…
Rene Chambers – Kremlin Bats
Much like the name Rene Chambers—a combination of Rene Rancourt and Herb Chambers (note: can you get any more Boston??)—the band’s debut…
