By Dan Williams Originally from Tulsa, Patrick Coman has seen a lot of this country.  While visiting at his CD Release set last night at Lancaster’s Tellus360, I learned that he recently spent eight years in Boston and now lives in Charlottesville.  He and his wife have a lovely Read More

By Spencer Bernard This past Sunday at around 5 pm, a line outside of The House of Blues Boston started to form. By around 6:40 pm, this same line was creeping its way around Lansdowne and most likely annoying the patrons of the numerous establishments on that part of the road. Read More

By Mandy McGee I apologize for not having this review out sooner but I got really sick. I’ve been sick for almost a month. I rested as much as I could so I could pick myself up to go to this show, because I love Gogol Bordello. Hailing from NYC, Gypsy Punk outfit, Gogol Read More

By Geno Thackara The name Mobilities is apparently meant to signify music in flux: open to different styles and modes, often changing dynamics, and willing to follow ideas in unexpected directions. It certainly seems the Portland quartet isn’t doing a bad job living up to Read More

By Alexander Sansalone The energy of “The Kolony Tour” is one of a kind. From start to finish. With feature sets from artists Max Styler, Ricky Remedy, Bok Nero, Quix, GrandTheft, Desiigner and more. In a recent interview with 97.1 AMP Radio, Steve promises “It’s going to be like Read More

By Joe Jamnitzky Artist: The Beatles Song Title: “Revolution (Take 20)” Year: 1968, unreleased I recently approached my editors with an idea of writing a Lost and Found article on a single song. An odd request, to be sure, but I was ultimately given permission, provided I could Read More