Japanese Breakfast: Soft Sounds Live From the Royale
Japanese Breakfast, the moniker/project of Philadelphia-based musician Michelle Zauner, is the first artist whose show I’ve been to more than once. The first time I saw her was in my […]
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Jonathan Wilson Brings Style to Brighton Music Hall
Jonathan Wilson’s recorded music carries a certain intrigue and vintage feel to it, seemingly created through a combination of his mysterious voice and tendency to utilize vintage-style instruments and effects […]
The Underachievers play intense but pandering concert at the Paradise Rock Club
The Underachievers brought trap-driven energy to Paradise Rock Club but did it come at the cost of the experimentalism that makes their new album their best yet?
Interview – Avid Dancer at the Sinclair
As their name implies, Avid Dancer will get you moving. When they opened for BØRNS last month at the Sinclair, there wasn’t a still body in the house. Frontman Jacob […]
Troye Sivan on his Musical Breakthrough
The Australian pop-phenomenon talks with Melisma about his unusual rise to fame, inspirations, and phone-happy fans.
Boston Calling Day 1 Recap: An Indie-Folk Friday
The Avett Brothers, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Of Monsters and Men! Lovers of man-buns and banjoes rejoice!
I Drank QT
We supercharged our senses and elevated our consciousness
Cave’s Violent and Varied Tiny God
The Tufts trio’s debut is a short and sweet record that explores the contours of their sound.
Listen To Bad And Blue’s New Self Titled Album
Imagine if Janelle Monae joined Chance The Rapper’s The Social Experiment. This is the album they would make.
