Album of the Week: Haim’s Something to Tell You
When the sisters Este, Danielle and Alana Haim put out their 2013 debut album Days Are Gone, it took the indie rock world by storm. The melding of late ‘80s […]
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Album of the Week: Pickwick’s LoveJoys
Seattle soul-rock act Pickwick has always been about capturing a vibe. The band exudes infectious charisma that makes their music shine. Their sophomore full-length LoveJoys due out on Jul 7 […]
Album of the Week: Bent Knee’s Land Animal
If you take a look around and venture through the cracks of the music spectrum, you’ll discover something that’s akin to a mad scientist combining a bunch of elements that […]
Album of the Week: Joshua Black Wilkins’ Rogue
It’s interesting how music can sound when it finds a perfect balance: When it walks a fine line between different styles, it gains a whole new identity that reflects the […]
Dispatch Celebrates Release of America, Location 12 at Newbury Comics
It’s hard to pin down another act from New England that has had more success than the indie-roots band Dispatch over the past 20 years. Their initial final concert in […]
Hip-Hop Review: Spocka Summa’s Progression
Spring in Rhode Island has to be one of my favorite things ever. Part of the reason is, through all of the sporadic rain, we begin getting music that breathes […]
Album of the Week: Woods’ Love Is Love
With the current political and social situation in the United States sparking fear and division, numerous musicians and bands have been speaking out through their music. In an effort to […]
Album of the Week: The Suitcase Junket’s Pile Driver
A one-man band is so mystifying. How do they create so many sounds? How do they mimic a full band so well? A bunch of questions come to mind when […]
Sheer Mag Shreds AS220
That ever-so-famous phrase, “punk is dead,” has been said by at least one person a day giving their opinion on music, but whoever says that hasn’t experienced what has been […]
Album of the Week: Alexandra Savior’s Belladonna of Sadness
A smooth track with a poignant beat can leave a lasting impression, pleasing the senses while sparking artistic intrigue. Portland, Oregon, artist Alexandra Savior has that going on with her […]