by Kayla Avitabile The beloved Boise-native indie rock band Built to Spill played not one, but three shows at Cambridge’s The Sinclair late September. That in and of itself attests […]
The Drums, a one-man band fronted by Johnny Pierce, played at Paradise Rock Club on May 4th, promoting the release of Brutalism, the band’s second studio album with Pierce as […]
by Michael Norton Fans lined up to see the Marías at a sold-out Brighton Music Hall on Friday night beneath a shroud of hazy, late-July humidity. The weather, inspiring lethargy […]
As human beings, it is natural for us to try and attribute meaning to things, particularly art. We think of our high school English classes and the hundreds of analyses […]
In a time where a plethora of music is released every month, it is a wonder that the winners for the Grammys are still chosen each year. With so much […]
“Some songs [are] just more for the headphones,” raps a claymation Open Mike Eagle from a cotton ball cloud in his 2018 video for “Microfiche.” The track is Mike’s airy […]
Dear Bass Boy, I didn’t notice them at first, the strains of bass filtering through the ceiling, not realizing that my suite came with its own background music. It wasn’t […]
This spring, I had the pleasure of sitting down with RnB vocalist, producer, and Tufts Alum Maxo Pardo (Max Hornung) as well as producer and Tufts senior WeightedKeys (Bryan Cleveland) […]
By Siddharth Jejurikar Post-hardcore outfit La Dispute left their mark on the stage of the Royale on April 19th. The Michigan-based band provided for attendees, many of whom deeply involved […]
By Siddharth Jejurikar La Dispute has been pushing the boundaries of experimental rock since the mid-2000s and is continuing its trail-blazing path on its fourth LP, Panorama. The Michigan-Natives, drawing […]
