Business of Dreams – Ripe for Anarchy
Since its formation, indie-pop has been a genre steeped in nostalgia. I’ve always seen indie-pop as a genre with two general camps:…
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Tender Cruncher – Juicy
2AM, laying on the living room couch, topping off a can of whipped cream, listening to “Juicy” by Tender Cruncher again, taking…
Amnesia Scanner – Another Life
Another Life by Amnesia Scanner is music? You can… dance to? I think so. I mean it goes hard, the drums hit…
5 Questions with Beverly Tender
Beverly Tender Play Hassle Fest Day 1 @ The Lilypad in Inman Square
Guts Club – Trench Foot
After two incredible, stripped-back folk records, Lindsey Baker’s project “Guts Club” has expanded into a full band with electric guitars. Taking advantage…
Suuns – Felt
On their fifth album in a decade, Secretly Canadian band Suuns opt for a beautifully produced psych-rock album. Felt is stained by…
Kate Ferencz – What Was The World
What Was The World, the latest album from Kate Ferencz, is as undefinable as most other releases on Cold Rhyme Records. But…
Jonstar – Digital Crystal
Digital Crystal, by the Boston-based Jonstar, is less than twenty minutes long, but what it lacks in quantity is abundantly made up…
Beverly Tender – What Have You Done To My Water?
Beverly Tender tricked me. Looking at their self-described genre of dog-rock and song titles like “Any! Moment! Now! Yeah! (AM(n)Y!),” I expected…
Ryan Power – They Sell Doomsday
Don’t let the slick production fool you. The jazz guitar, the witty lyrics, the percussive a cappella ‘bum bum bum,’ ‘da dum…
Colin Langenus – Cut and Dry
Colin Langenus has been on the music scene for a long time, under numerous different names. He’s put in work at the…
Perennial – The Symmetry of Autumn Leaves
“I am a fading flower/ I am a modern dance/ I am a yellow jacket/ Behind a pane of glass” Perennial is…
