FRESH VID: HOT TUB PANORAMA – Live @ Butcher Shoppe
Hot Tub Panorama, the in-house band for the Butcher Shoppe in Allston, blessed their guests last Saturday with a fuzzy fright of…
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CHECK IT: AUTHOR & PUNISHER
From sunny San Diego AUTHOR & PUNISHER’s one man electronic destruction of the senses comes. Blackened electronics, that at times almost become…
Go to: tonight (5/15) M. Constant, Swarvy (PA), Atwell Baker, Blum @Phoenix Landing
Come out to the Phoenix Landing in Cambridge tonight for the latest installement of JASS-curated future dance parties. For a good year…
FRESH VID: Shit & Shine
SHIT & SHINE is a maximum noise rock band, a European/American, London/Texas hybrid thing. (Often many) drums pound on forever and ever,…
FRESH VID: BLACK DICE – Rodriguez
BIG thanks to everyone who came out last Thursday for B.o.W.’s show at BATV. Every band was spectacular but Black Dice just…
LISTEN TO: BLACK DICE
Black Dice are a seminal experimental electronic noise group. Based in Brooklyn, these sonic weirdos have been producing some of the best…
GO TO: TONIGHT (5/2) Quintron & Miss Pussycat, The Needy Visions @ Great Scott
Iconoclastic electronics pioneer/one man band QUINTRON is coming up from New Orleans and he brings with him his partner in crime, MISS PUSSYCAT, psychedelic…
LISTEN TO: KIDKANEVIL
When you have a fever, and the only prescription is more bass and breakbeat, look no further than KIDKANEVIL, our pal across…
FRESH VID: THUG ENHANCER – NETRUN
New visuals from Chicago-via-Denver Thug Enhancer, aka Ryan McRyhew, to accompany his new release, Tropics Mind vol. 3. This mystery sound sculptor…
LISTEN TO: 2562
Since 2007, Dave Huismans (alias 2562) has held the collective attention of the dubstep and techno communities with a series of stellar…
GO TO: Today (4/21) RAW MEET # 5 Day 1 “The Big One” @...
WHAT HAVE WE ALL BEEN WAITING SOOOO PATIENTLY FOR?! THIS! THIS IS IT! IT IS HERE! The Beautiful Bunnies Jeff Johnson and…
GO TO: 4/21(today) Dan Deacon @ Brandeis
As is often the case with college shows, and seemingly Brandeis shows in particular, we don’t hear about them until pretty late…
