Indigo Sparke’s debut ‘Echo’ speaks heavy truth with a gentle touch
Indigo Sparke Echo Sacred Bones · February 19, 2021
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King Princess’ ‘Cheap Queen’ is an exciting start for the artist
King Princess Cheap Queen Zelig Records · October 25, 2019
Frankie Cosmos is only growing with ‘Close It Quietly’
Frankie Cosmos Close It Quietly Sub Pop · September 6, 2019
SWMRS @ Paradise Rock Club
SWMRS with Destroy Boys and Beach Goons April 12, 2019 at Paradise Rock Club The venue: punk rock. The crowd: punk rock. The bands: punk rock. SWMRS played at Paradise Rock Club on April 12th […]
SWMRS makes a statement on new full-length ‘Berkeley’s On Fire’
SWMRS Berkeley’s On Fire Fueled by Ramen · February 15, 2019
FIDLAR returns with newfound maturity on ‘Almost Free’
FIDLAR Almost Free Mom+Pop · January 25, 2019
From Battles to Bigotry: The Barriers of Sexism in Hip-Hop
People saw two females coexisting in a hip hop space, and they remembered the tacit rule of this culture: there’s only room for one. Nicki Minaj is not a rapper. Cardi B is not a […]
Brasstracks brings eclectic audience to Brighton Music Hall
Brasstracks featuring Kemba January 30, 2019 @ Brighton Music Hall On a miserably cold night in a tiny venue called Brighton Music Hall, a duo named Brasstracks injected life into the night. Their genre of […]
Less is more on Earl Sweatshirt’s lo-fi masterpiece ‘Some Rap Songs’
Earl Sweatshirt Some Rap Songs Tan Cressida / Columbia Records · November 30, 2018 The brevity of the album does not diminish its quality, but instead heightens the emotional intensity and punches the listener with such curtness.
WRBB’s Top Ten Albums of 2018
This year found the world on the verge of many things. A third world war, a Tide pod epidemic and a second season of the Roseanne reboot. Instead, we got Flamin’ Hot Cheeto hospitalizations, grape […]