by Jun Han Huang Fresh off the release of his 3rd full length album Origin, Jordan Rakei (pronounced Ra-kay), once again graced our Boston shores with his presence. Opening […]
To me, the key appeal of bedroom pop is the sense of intimacy that it can create. Extraneous theatrics are stripped back, but not to the point where songs become […]
by Siddharth Jejurikar As a group of post-rock fans and I were chatting outside the venue waiting for doors to open, we were brazenly approached by a blackout drunk 32-year-old […]
by Seth Gordon On November 11th, Blimes and Gab finished their “Auntie Up” tour off with a performance at the Brighton Music Hall. The female rap duo hailing from Seattle […]
The phrase “Dance like no one’s watching” is a tired cliche. From now on, try “Dance like Gus Dapperton.” The New York singer and multi-instrumentalist lit up the Royale not […]
The crowd at Great Scott waited in anticipation for Circa Waves to take the stage on November 14th, more so than at most concerts, as fans had been waiting since […]
by James Morse I first sighted Devon Welsh at his concert at The Lilypad sitting cross-legged with his eyes shut; bobbing rhythmically to the music of the show’s second opener, […]
by Julia Bernicker The audience of City and Colour’s show at the Royale looked like this: everyone was either bearded, wearing flannel, or holding expensive craft beer from the bar […]
by Colin Keegan Almost exactly a year before EarthGang dropped their most recent album Mirrorland, they premiered a live version of UP, a single from the album, on the […]
by Michael Norton Costumes were encouraged at Crumb’s sold-out Halloween show at The Sinclair, and fans delivered, filling the venue with sailors, skeletons, and everything in between. More than […]
