Album Of The Week: And So I Watch You From Afar’s Heirs
A wave of electrifyingly experimental rock has been coming out of Ireland & Northern Ireland over the past few years. At the forefront of this underground explosion is Belfast’s And So […]
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September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Album Of The Week: Kuroma’s Kuromarama
2015 has been a unique year so far for album releases. A lot of acts from the independent underground have been putting out quality material over the past few months, which […]
Horse-Eyed Men’s Grave Country Reimagines the Cowboy
If you’ve never heard of the Horse-Eyed Men, it’s time to take notice. The two-man band made up of brothers Noah and Dylan Harley has been impressing audiences at local […]
CD Review: Keith Munslow’s Tiny Destroyer
Rhode Island celebrity Keith Munslow is easily one of the most talented musicians in our community. Not only does he entertain audiences with his New Orleans blues band Superchief Trio, teach […]
CD Review: Modest Mouse’s Strangers to Ourselves
Even if you don’t care for Modest Mouse, it would be difficult to argue that they’re not one of the most original-sounding bands of their era. As far as world-famous […]
Album Of The Week: Newish Star’s How Soon We Forget
With ripping guitars and fast rhythms mixed with a melancholy vibe, Buffalo’s Newish Star have that classic punk sound mixed with a pop sensibility that keeps them walking the fine […]
Album Of The Week: Torche’s Restarter
There’s lots happening in Florida. But it’s usually a naked homeless guy running through the streets and biting a lady’s ear off, a woman getting into a car accident because […]
2015 Motif Music Awards Nominees
VOTING is Closed For this Year. The list of nominees is out for the 2015 Motif Music Awards, celebrating the best in local music. Nominees are selected mathematically from the […]
Album Of The Week: The Battery Electric’s The Heart and The Thrill
Imagine a sound that combines the intensity and fury of Danzig-era Misfits with that classic cool of acts like Led Zeppelin and ’70s Aerosmith and you have an infectious band from […]
Father Jon Misty Embraces The L Word
A musician quitting one of indie music’s biggest bands at their peak seemed like a weird move at the time, but for former Fleet Foxes drummer Josh Tillman, it seems […]