Kelsey Blackstone is a Boston-based indie pop-soul artist who combines retro rock and blues influences with a fresh, contemporary pop flair. Her band prioritizes audience participation in their upbeat live shows, making use of everything from balloons to bubble wands. She’s also involved with the local performance nonprofit Hug The Tree. WRBB’s Fenner Dreyfuss-Wells caught […]
Buck Meek November 2, 2021 at the Sinclair To most of the world, Buck Meek is best known as the guitarist in Big Thief, an ethereal folk-rock band that has enjoyed a huge rise in popularity in recent years. To me, however, Buck Meek is known for his outfits, which somehow always catch me slightly […]
Aediles is Coleman Sullivan and Owen Sullivan, two unrelated Boston natives whose high-school friendship evolved into an electronic music project during the depths of the pandemic. They released their debut LP, The Mystery of Eels, in August of this year. WRBB’s Fenner Dreyfuss-Wells met up with the duo to talk about stir-craziness, obscure techno, and […]
What’s most remarkable about this track is the band’s ability to float so effortlessly into clouds of untethered distortion, then come right back down to earth to deliver a hard-hitting verse. Out of the slew of new projects emerging from the haze of the pandemic, Boston indie rock band Dino Gala (Martin Kessler, Alex Massey, […]
Q&A: Katie Lynne Sharbaugh Katie Lynne Sharbaugh is a Philadelphia-born singer-songwriter and soon-to-be Berklee graduate. WRBB’s Fenner Dreyfuss-Wells caught up with her to chat about songwriting, plans for the future, and the process of creating her latest project. The debut single “Nothing Left To Lose,” from her forthcoming two-part project Little Blue Beetle, is out […]
Sidney Gish With Wendy Eisenberg, Spring Silver, Billy Capricorn, Squirrel Flower, Carol, Melissa Lozada-Oliva, Suzie True, and Squitch February 14, 2021 on The Internet Amidst a swirl of Valentine’s Day loneliness, I sat down to watch the only thing I would ever want to watch on such a special day: the Disposable America Valentine’s Day […]
