With the recent releases of “Machinist” and “Boyish”, Japanese Breakfast’s new album Soft Sounds From Another Planet draws itself wholly new and distinct from Psychopomp. The band plays at The Sinclair July 5th with (Sandy) Alex G and Cende.
Bay Area singer-songwriter Melina Duterte, known to the music world as Jay Som, is really blowing up. In the last year or so, she’s burst onto the indie rock scene […]
Who is DJ Lucas? The biggest name in the Western Mass. rap game, rapper-producer DJ Lucas, a.k.a. The Young Mr. Clean, blends Atlanta rap music, using trap beats riddled with […]
Vanessa Carlton is no one-hit-wonder. Catch up with the versatile songwriter at The Sinclair on March 6th.
Classifying Thundercat (born Stephen Bruner) as a bass player is like classifying Kanye West as a beat-maker. It’s partly true, but woefully inadequate. Bass is Bruner’s home turf, and hearing […]
Colony House is coming to The Sinclair later this month. In October 2016, they opened for The Mowgli’s at The Sinclair. On February 27th, they’ll be back in Cambridge, this […]
When listening to the new Japandroids album Near To The Wild Heart Of Life, it’s hard to tell that The Japandroids took a three-year hiatus from music before releasing their […]
**NOTE: DUE TO A BLIZZARD ON 2/9, THIS SHOW HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO 3/13** To call Jacob Collier’s reach wide would be a massive understatement. Quincy Jones mentors him, Ty […]
We chat with the lead guitarist of the Strokes about his new solo venture.
Listening to Tennyson is an aural amusement park ride. Their knack for unpredictable song structures pairs perfectly with the playful array of sound effects they utilize for percussion.
