Samia: Not Your Average New Yorker, At The Sinclair, 2/22
Samia is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter based in New York City, currently on tour across the U.S. with Donna Missal. Her songs cross genres spanning from pop rock rants to somber, […]
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A Chat with Night Riots
Alt-rockers Night Riots have just wrapped up their first headlining tour in the UK and are now playing shows their Dark Violet US tour. Formed in 2010, the band got […]
Children of the Horn: Let’s Get It
Children of the Horn wins their audience over not only with their talent but also their collective personality. Like all Tufts students, they are very passionate about what they love, […]
COIN Talks Growing Pains and Mr. Brightside
COIN, the indie-pop quartet hailing from Nashville, TN, released their first album in the summer of 2015. Their self-titled debut featured their first major single, “Run,” which launched them into […]
Sofia Wolfson Hunkers Down
by Katie Fielding Tufts first-year Sofia Wolfson may have begun her venture in the music world by playing a ukulele cover of a Haim song in the 9th grade, but […]
Soccer Mommy: Not Your Dog
Soccer Mommy is an ironically apt name for Sophie Allison’s solo project. In a phone interview, she explained that she began writing songs when she was just 5 years old, […]
The Wombats, a New Album, and Pasta Pesto
Not many alternative rock bands of the 2000s have been able to maintain the success they gained, let alone do so while staying true to themselves as artists as The […]
A Chat with Smallpools
Smallpools, an LA-based indie pop trio, burst onto the scene from their very first single, “Dreaming,” which almost immediately charted. After the release of a self-titled EP in 2013 and […]
A Chat with Atlas Genius
The now LA-based Atlas Genius, comprised of brothers Keith and Michael Jeffery, has received critical acclaim and chart success, including multiple Top 10 Alternative hits (Trojans, If So, Molecules) and […]
New Dakotas
In a word, New Dakotas’ sound is upbeat; their music rests happily somewhere at the intersection of pop and rock. Save for the strong Fleet Foxes influence on “Warming Song,” […]
