#HotTakes | Week of 08.05.24
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
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#HotTakes | Week of 04.24.23
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Element // OWO Summer in Sweden // Melanie MacLaren Run to the Moon // Beach Fossils Blue Over Blue // The Clientele Blue Over Blue // You Said Strange You Said Strange – Thousand Shadows Vol.2 · No Way Out I Like The
A-Trak
#HotTakes | Week of 03.13.23
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Full Time Blues // Alexander Wren Break My Heart // Bella White Ever Wonder // Ron Sexsmith If I Wanted To // Doug Paisley Born With A Broken Heart // Babygirl Clusterfunk // Ric Wilson, Chromeo & A-Trak Frenz // Ryan Bourne Run A
Blondshell
#HotTakes | Week of 01.23.23
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Nervous System // Joseph Astroturf // King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Like A Flower // Kevin Morby Joiner // Blondshell DIVINE PSYCHIC HOTLINE // Guest Singer For Your Soul // Josh Ritter Dreamer // Yours Are The Only Ears Vulture // Holiday Ghosts Hell
Bandits on the Run
#HotTakes | Week of 07.08.2019
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Yasmin you will never hear this // Mikey Mike Take Care // Mauno The Forty-Ninth Parallel // Kacy & Clayton Upcoming Boston Area Show: Saturday, October 12th @ The Wang Theater Limousine // Winstons Potted Plant // Bandits on the Run Lucy in
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Mixtape | August 2018
I’m super late (vacation, and some technical issues) to getting this to ya’ll but hey music is music. August was a pretty great month for new music, with new music from some of our favorites like Aaron Lee Tasjan, Ron Gallo and Tallest Man on Earth. But we
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Photos | Joseph @ Brighton Music Hall
If you were anywhere near Brighton Music Hall this past Thursday night, you likely fell victim to all the charms of Portland, Oregon’s latest family export Joseph. Sisters Meg, Allie, and Nat Closner brought their folk-pop talents to a packed house and didn’t leave any of the diverse