King Khan & the Shrines
[T]he thing I love so much about King Khan is the absolute showmanship that goes along with the music. They are ever entertaining, sometimes hilarious, and they make some rocking tunes that ride a fine line between garage & psychedelic rock. Check out their new single, “Born to Die,
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Photos by Caroline Moore [A] legacy and back catalog like Black Flag’s is a lot to live up to. Greg Ginn, the band’s longest-standing member, equated the idea of FLAG (comprised of original members Keith Morris, Chuck Dukowski, Dez Cadena, and Bill Stevenson, along with guitarist Stephen Egerton
Endless Jags
The Technicolors – Sweet Time [P]hoenix, AZ rockers The Technicolors are gearing up for a second leg of their National tour and will be making it here to Boston June 17th and we are happy to co-present the show. We reviewed their most recent record the Listener, and couldn’t
The Post Nobles
The Post Nobles – Summer Toons [W]ho couldn’t use another summer tune? The sun is starting to shine, the days are getting long, and we’re all dreaming of the beach every time we look out the window. Insert New York’s The Post Nobles a basement band that
Filligar
[T]ouring like mad has turned Chicago band Filligar is turning the band into what everyone thought they could become, a force in music. Their live show has always shown who they were, a brash young group who definitely had the makings of something special, they almost seemed to explode
Amanda Shires
[D]on’t mess with Texas-born Amanda Shires, the singer-songwriter who is about to release a new record, and is releasing the first listen, the aptly named “Devastate,” a song that oozes with her beautiful vocals, confident songwriting, and some gritty guitar driven song about insecurity, and how the mind
Esther Rose
[I]nspired by the sounds of the city of New Orleans, a Michigan-born musician by the name of Luke Winslow-King recently released a record that elegantly meshes together Blues, Jazz, Rag-time, Folk, and Rock & Roll into an amazing package of songs that are perfect for lounging on a quiet
Tahiti 80
[P]arisian indie-poppers Tahiti 80’s find their way into a fun pop style synth driven tune that has a funky bassline, a big sweeping chorus, that’s light in spirit, and a danceable track that really shines in it’s choruses. The only slight on the single is that
Paper Lions
[C]oming from a tiny place can both be a blessing or a curse, you are limited in your influences, limited in your exposure, but that seems to not be stopping a band from a small town in Prince Edward Island, Canada. That doesn’t seem to be slowing down
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
The troupe that is Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros has finally released another track title “Better Days,” which will appear on the band’s forthcoming self-titled third studio album out July 23rd. Better Days feels like an extension of their previous work, rattling percussions, boatloads of gang chorals, an
Spectrals
[I]t’s obvious on Spectrals new single, “Sob Story,” there’s a heavy Elvis Costello influence, the slow ambling song croons like a bedroom recording, with the slight country tinge of pedal steel, it embodies the name, but really displays an elevation in Jones’ songwriting and quality of recording
Typhoon
[T]yphoon is back, and touting a new album White Lighter, due out in August we’re getting our first taste of new tunes and this one is a good one. The slamming piano riffs, and Morton’s vocal stylings give this one a powerful, emotive sound from somewhere deep
