Album of the Week: Mastodon’s Emperor of Sand
While steadily evolving in countless directions, metal has also experienced a resurgence in the 21st Century. The genre has long been a fixture in the underground, but bands like Atlanta […]
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Album Of The Week: Pile’s A Hairshirt Of Purpose
Boston art punk act Pile are on the verge of smashing through something. Whether they have a shot at being the next darlings to come out of New England or […]
Laura Stevenson Plays Newport On March 30
What separates the singer-songwriter type of musician from their contemporaries is how they can shine in different situations. Whether it’s by themselves or with a band, they know how to […]
The Parlour Holds A Benefit For No LNG In PVD on March 23
No LNG In PVD is bringing the environmental concerns of local residents to the forefront. The group consists of area residents, the Environmental Justice League of Rhode Island, The FANG […]
Album Of The Week: Spoon’s Hot Thoughts
When a band has been around for a couple decades, musical lulls are to be expected. It’s rare for an act to consistently put out gems of songs and albums as […]
Jacuzzi Boys Play Dusk On March 18
When you think of Miami, garage rock probably isn’t your first thought. Musically the city is more known for hip-hop, electronic and Latin sounds, but there’s one band from there […]
Album Of The Week: Minus The Bear’s Voids
Since their 2001 start, Seattle act Minus The Bear have had a genre that’s difficult to pin down. Their sound can range from purely electronic dance-pop to technical progressive rock […]
Album Of The Week: Dutch Uncles’ Big Balloon
A great band sounds different from the rest. They don’t abide by any cookie cutter approach, but instead fuse multiple elements to create something original that possesses a particular groove. […]
Interview with Asa Taccone from Electric Guest
By artistically fusing both vintage and contemporary aesthetics, Los Angeles indie soul act Electric Guest brings a unique groove. Frontman Asa Taccone has a velvety and soulful voice that reaches […]
Album Of The Week: Heart Attack Man’s The Manson Family
I know what’s going through your head. Without even giving it a listen, this album most likely evokes two thoughts: Either the name of the band reminds you of a […]