Chelsea Wolfe at the Royale, 10/29
by Adam Krasnoff Californian singer-songwriter Chelsea Wolfe has blended elements of doom metal, folk music, and gothic rock across her discography, but her latest record, 2019’s Birth of Violence, strips […]
Category Archives: Reviews
Boy Scouts at The Sinclair, 10/26
I have the pleasure of living in a single this year—a welcome change from the triple which I lived in last year. Now that I no longer have to worry […]
Swervedriver at Sonia, 10/24
by Kayla Avitabile The cozy Cambridge venue Sonia was filled with adoring rockers who had come to see Oxford-based indie/alternative band Swervedriver. This is the second time Swervedriver has been […]
Julia Jacklin Crushed It at the Somerville Theatre, 11/9
Some artists deserve a big room to fill with their emotions, and Julia Jacklin seized that opportunity on a freezing Saturday evening at the Somerville Theatre. The venue is known […]
Kero Kero Bonito Brings A Sick Beat to Paradise Rock Club
by Lola Nedic Kero Kero Bonito performed at Paradise Rock Club on October 11th. Opening for KKB was Negative Gemini, the Los Angeles-based solo act of Lindsey French. French mostly […]
The Head and the Heart at Agganis Arena, 10/12
by Matthew Harrison The Head and the Heart brought all the warmth of their indie folk music to the stage of Aganis Arena on Saturday, October 12th, filling Boston University’s […]
Vivian Girls are “At It Again” at ONCE Ballroom
by Michael Cambron Vivian Girls, the 3 piece indie rock trio comprised of guitarist/lead vocalist Cassie Ramone, bassist “Kickball Katie” Goodman, as well drummer Ali Koehler, is quite frankly […]
Wilco at the Boch Center Wang Theatre
At the core of my music taste is a carefully selected collection of indie rock bands, most of whose best works are contained between the years 1994 and 2005. Wilco […]
Next Level Charli: Charli XCX at HOB
You may know Charli XCX from 2014 chart topper “Boom Clap” or perhaps from features on Iggy Azalea’s “Fancy” or Icona Pop’s “I Love It,” but her show at House […]
Methyl Ethyl at Great Scott, 9/30
by Seth Gordon For a band whose music is full of angst and emotion, Methyl Ethel were surprisingly upbeat and entertaining. Frontman and lead singer Jake Webb joked and played […]
