Music

Equal Parts Rage and Love: A Sneak Peek Into Lady Lamb’s Most Outspoken Record Yet

Lady Lamb has been writing songs for nineteen years now, ever since teaching themself instruments like the guitar and banjo in their Maine basement after high school. Their music tends to move in long, unpredictable arcs; songs are often composed of distinct movements, undulating between raw and delicate passages. Choruses aren’t always necessary if that’s […]

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YourFriendM00n Wants You to Know You’re Not Alone

Moon Leone didn’t set out to make your run-of-the-mill pop songs. They build whole worlds, embodying different characters and using visuals to tell stories that ultimately help people heal from trauma. Performing as YourFriendM00n, they write what they call “nostalgic alt pop,” but the subject matter underneath runs much deeper than that label suggests. Heavy […]

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Lily Rhodes Electrifies Folk Music: Lily Rhodes’ debut EP is loose and unpredictable electro-folk

Rhode Island-based writer, musician, producer, teacher, and multi-media artist Lily Rhodes released her Debut EP titled I Don’t Need You Now, on August 8. Rhodes’ recent release blends a heavy mix of electronic and folk influences. The song “Lost In The Forest” brings a rugged and energetic mix blending off-tune folk guitar melodies with head-bobbing, […]

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No Concert is an Island

Centerville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket hosted its first live music event in August. It started big with the Island Roads Fest, featuring popular reggae/ rock bands including Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, Iration, Action Bronson, DENM, Bumpin Uglies, Beach Fly, Grateful Dub, Rebelution, The Roots, SOJA, The Original Wailers featuring Al Anderson, HIRIE, The Expendables, Joe Samba, […]

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Stop, Rock & Roll: August 2026

Welcome to another five scorchers, courtesy of a summertime SR&R! Nes Tarot’s Psycho Tropics – “Cherry” Nes Tarot’s Psycho Tropics, known for years for their loose, chill vibes, take a melancholy turn with their latest single. Taking some notes from mid-’90s alt rock, the instrumentation, arrangement, and recording quality showcase a massive expansion of the […]

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