PREVIEW: Jamila Woods at Brighton Music Hall on 6/1
Jamila Woods has been blowing the industry away ever since she came on the scene just 4 years ago with her neo-soul and R&B sounds, as well her brilliant experimentation […]
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PREVIEW: Gluestick Festival at KITEC, Hong Kong
It’s hard to believe that Gluestick Entertainment, an indie music promoter based in Hong Kong, have only been operating for little more than a year. Within that single year, they’ve […]
PREVIEW: La Dispute at the Royale, 4/19/19
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 […]
PREVIEW: THE COATHANGERS AT GREAT SCOTT ON 4/15
By Bayley Koopman Atlanta native band The Coathangers has been making powerful grunge bops since 2006. Consisting of members guitarist Julia Kugel-Montoya, bassist Meredith Franco, and drummer Stephanie Luke, all […]
PREVIEW: Japanese Breakfast at the Royale on 04/01
The last year has been massive for Michelle Zauner, the artist behind Japanese Breakfast. Her essay “Crying in H Mart”— which poignantly connected food to ethnicity and loss— was published […]
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, […]
PREVIEW: ANDERSON .PAAK AT ORPHEUM THEATRE ON 02/23
By Lola Nedic California native Anderson .Paak is known for producing funky, energetic, yet soulful music. On his third LP, Oxnard, Paak’s managed to maintain his unconventional jazz-funk sound while […]
Jonathan Richman: An Icon in Residency at the Middle East, 10/18
Jonathan Richman is an unparalleled musical icon. It’s not very often that an artist emerges with a wholly unique musical sound, persona, and worldview. In fact, it’s rarely happened as […]
Swearin’ Is Back and Burning Bright at Great Scott, 10/11
After a short hiatus, Swearin’ sounds better than ever. Allison Crutchfield and Kyle Gilbride still lead the same Philadelphia band that wants to draw you in with gleaming melodies while […]
The New Angry Young Men: Shame at the Sinclair 10/1
These British upstarts are anything but abashed. Their music is boldly in your face, their somewhat standoffish interviews are endlessly quotable, and their performances are fiery. Exploding out of the […]
