Flasher at Great Scott: A Welcome End to the Weekend
By Evan Zigmond Great Scott is one of my favorite venues in greater Boston, so I always jump at the chance to go to shows there. Recently, I got to […]
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New Dakotas
In a word, New Dakotas’ sound is upbeat; their music rests happily somewhere at the intersection of pop and rock. Save for the strong Fleet Foxes influence on “Warming Song,” […]
Bubó
By Ross Bretherton Plenty of students release albums while at Tufts, but not many first years can boast being at the forefront of a musical movement in their own hometown. […]
Mother Tucker: Tufts’ Favorite Sister Cousins
This past year, Tucker has emerged fully embodying the movement towards variety and diversification that defines Tufts’ unique music scene. Consisting of members Josh Berl (bass), Noah Cutler (guitar, vocals), […]
Aaron Mentos
We recorded over a beat Tarik made, and then we recorded over a beat I made. Want to hear them?” I’m sitting in Aaron Mentos’s room on Boston Avenue […]
Redefining Taste
How the software engineers behind Spotify are changing what we listen to.
Musical Miracles: A Conversation With Water Walk
If you’ve been on campus the past few months, you’ve probably heard the name Water Walk. Tufts’ latest student band has played everywhere from Pi Rho’s basement to the Thunder […]
Tangerine at SXSW on Non-Musical & Non-Western Influences
We sat down with Seattle’s Tangerine to talk about Sofia Coppola, The Strokes, K-Pop, and changing perceptions in music.
A Conversation with Deja Carr / Mal Devisa
“I like playing shows, mostly because that’s the one space in my life where I feel like I can do pretty much anything and not feel like, “oops!” Because there are very little mistakes you could make. Just be there to have conversations and learn things. I love feeling like anything can happen.”
Uncle Sugar’s Debut Album Hourglass out March 4
Tufts Junior Greg Warns speaks about group’s formation and his most recent band endeavor
