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Through December and into January, we’ve kept track of who’s played at some of our favorite venues, new releases, and of shows that had stellar lineups. We thought that it might be fun if, monthly, we picked out a few artists to spotlight who contributed to the scene and gave them a little written love.
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S AND R, an indie rock outfit consisting of Saxon (guitarist and vocalist), Reeve (drums), and Wen (keys/synth), recently released their infectious first single, “Give Me the Earth.” The track began as an acoustic piece performed solo by Saxon, but has since morphed into a catchy, groovy, rock-adjacent tune that’s a blast to listen to.
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There’s nothing I love more than a band with a strong vision, and Alenka, whom I was privileged enough to speak to last week, definitely has that. I primarily spoke to Allie – the frontperson of the group – but her bandmates did chime in when they felt strongly about something. I will admit I
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The Burren – as part of The Burren Backroom Series – hosted The Nervous Eaters on Saturday, June 10th. They played one of the best sets I’ve heard this year, and I don’t say that lightly. It was a masterclass on putting on a rock show – but I’m getting ahead of myself. The Burren
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I reached out to Dave Strong because he’s doing something different. There’s his music, which is punk rock, personal, and an all-in-all fun listen, but what really drew me to him was the way he was releasing his new album, Self Titled. Dave, the “old school punk rocker” that he is, is making a point
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The following was also included in our May print issue – but we thought if there’s even a tiny chance we could get more people to the Dyke March, it was worth making its own post! If you know anything about this year’s Pride season, know that the Boston Dyke March is one of the
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The first issue of the print version of our magazine was released in the middle of this month, when we started dropping it in music and art-adjacent shops and cafes around the city.
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On top of being hilarious, 1QI, or “One Question Interview,” is a smart project. The concept is simple: ask an artist one question – one good question – and simply let them talk.
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If there’s one thing that Izzy Smut loves, it’s punk music. On her new podcast, Never Mind the Broadcast, she highlights underground bands, new sounds, punk subgenres, and talks about her experience as a punk rock musician.
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When I called Cody Rico, also known as Coco, we were both in bad shape. They were recovering from a series of spinal surgeries, I was in the throes of a nasty case of laryngitis, and still they were generous enough to speak with me about the Boston scene, their company (IBOOKTHINGS), and the importance…
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