Proletariat – “Soft Targets”
Boston art punk legends keep it going in the right direction
post-punk
Evil Sword – “Old Barn”
That elixir, the one you’ve been searching for. The earthen post-punk spiked with a little Brothers Quay serum and some Jan Švankmajer…
Proletarian Punk: An Interview with the Proletariat’s Richard Brown
Formed in 1980, the Proletariat were one of the most interesting bands of the early Boston hardcore scene. Three of their songs…
Birthday – Pom Poko
This year, Pom Poko released their newest album Birthday. The album appears to be another powerful contribution to the bombardment of full-band…
THE COOL GREENHOUSE – Landlords 7″
Just a two song-er. A 7″-er for the tangible types, for the expendable income sect. This record is my intro to the…
Ravetank – An Intimate Study Of Alcohol
Asexuality. Alcohol. Antifolk. If you were to stop reading this review here, then you would have a good summary of Ravetank’s “An…
Uranium Club – The Cosmo Cleaners
At the end of last year, Uranium Club released their latest album, The Cosmo Cleaners. Another hilarious and excellent album by the self-termed…
Service – Vukojebina
Service release their new record, Vukojebina, @ a Hassle show on 3/15 @ Landry's Bicycle's
Fresh Vid: Black Midi – “Speedway” + remixes
Much has been written about this London based Post-Punk quartet, lots of it based on the few traces of evidence publications have…
Editrix – Talk to Me
The freshest sounds from Wendy Eisenberg's power trio.
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….
My favorite sounds from the global underground (2018 edition)
2018 releases that split my head open with what I found inside them once I listened. Covering music made OUTSIDE of Boston and the New England states.
