Saralee — Dogs
After over two years of waiting, we’re at last privy to a new release from Boston’s masters of balmy, lo-fi garage-pop: Saralee….
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The Wharves — “Naz”
The only feeling more maniacal and paranoid than searching all over, in vain, for something that’s gone missing is when that thing…
The Wolfmanhattan Project — Smells Like You 7″
Like garage rock? Like supergroups? Even if you don’t, check out the debut 7″ from the cleverly-named Wolfmanhattan Project, whose members include…
6 Shows in 2015: Sarah Moylan
In 2015, I wrote for the Boston Hassle (and even helped book a couple of shows), was Cool Beans for Halloween, and…
Vacations — “Fall In Love”
Were you one of the lucky few shaking your butt to the dulcet and dancy surf-punk tunes of Texas’ Fungi Girls at…
Via App — “Baby K Interaction”
Do you believe in the presence of extraterrestrial civilization? If you answered the preceding question with “yes”, do you believe in the…
Future Spa — Girl
Somerville rocks. Some folks may disagree or agree with that statement to a varying degree, but those arguing in its favor have…
Don Howland — “Gonna Shake It (Until It Dies)”
You know, the difference between sneering, bratty punk and embittered old man is surprisingly subtle. It’s especially so in Don Howland’s punk-blues-but-mostly-punk…
Alex G — “Kicker”
“Age ain’t nothin’ but a number!” said no one, ever, or at least anyone with at least a modicum of sincerity. Because,…
Deerhunter — Fading Frontier
It’s Deerhunter’s world, and we’re just living in it. Wouldn’t you agree? They’ve taken us on a tour of some of the…
Dreamcrusher — “Adore”
Defining music as “noise” is as absurd as describing a square as a “shape”. Of course it’s a shape — it’s a…
The Intelligence — Vintage Future
Maybe it’s because they were both, at a time, labelmates on In The Red, or maybe it’s because their music is rooted…
