Photos: Yves Tumor shreds at Royale
Yves Tumor April 3, 2022 at Royale WRBB’s Sabrina Ruiz shot Yves Tumor’s April 3 set at Royale. Check out some photos below: […]
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KALI and Claud take pride in their identities at Brighton Music Hall
Claud (with KALI) March 27, 2022 at Brighton Music Hall […]
Lowertown and Wet Leg bring a new breed of indie to Paradise Rock Club
Wet Leg March 7, 2022 at Paradise Rock Club […]
Listeners are in for a surreal experience with alt-J’s The Dream
alt-J The Dream Atlantic · February 11, 2022 […]
Jeremy Zucker’s ‘love is not dying’ is the epitome of expressing feelings through art
Jeremy Zucker love is not dying Universal Records · April 17, 2020 Jeremy Zucker’s newest album love is not dying shows his ability to be vulnerable with his fans in the most candid way possible. Zucker addresses his songs directly, whether it be a former lover or friends he no longer speaks to. Like his […]
Alec Benjamin isn’t afraid to reminisce ghosts of his past in debut album ‘These Two Windows’
Alec Benjamin These Two Windows Atlantic Records · May 29, 2020 Alec Benjamin has been making breakthroughs in his music career since he was eighteen and recording songs in his college dorm. His highly anticipated debut album, These Two Windows, doesn’t fail to continue showcasing his flourishing talent. Benjamin is recognized for the heartfelt narratives […]
Green Day brings nothing new to the table on ‘Father of All…’
Green Day Father of All… Reprise Records· February 7, 2020 If anybody enters Green Day’s thirteenth album Father of All… with expectations of it matching the rugged material from their earlier days, this album would not be their cup of tea. Think of it as just another alternative pop-punk band working to keep the old-school […]
The Chemical Brothers’ ‘No Geography’ is not the best cup of tea
The Chemical Brothers No Geography Virgin EMI Records · April 12, 2019 The British electronic music duo Chemical Brothers proved much experimentation was done with the release of No Geography, their first album in four years. But with experimentation comes a lot of trial and error, and several of the tracks are blemished with a […]
Carriers, Duncan Fellows and Sun Seekers leave a surreal impact @ Great Scott
Duncan Fellows November 21, 2019 at The Great Scott The crowd was in for a treat when a three-way alternative rock splash from bands Carriers, Duncan Fellows, and Sun Seekers shook the stage Thursday night. Fresh out of Cincinnati, Ohio, Carriers ambled onstage first. The band’s dreamy, positive lyrics flooded the venue. Their smooth transitions […]
HarborLights & Brutus prove their savagery @ ONCE
Brutus November 12, 2019 at ONCE Ballroom The adrenaline was contagious as post-rock bands HarborLights and Brutus swept the crowd away at the ONCE Ballroom Tuesday evening. HarborLights opened the show, drawing in the crowd with their heavily distorted guitars, bass, fast-tempo drumming, and talent. A fight even broke out halfway through HarborLights’ set, as […]