By Jason Sendaula Photo by Mike Dillon Formed in the late 1980s in Eugene, Oregon the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies have gone through very different sounds and line-ups in their more than 20 years of touring and recording. Through all of it the band’s front man Steve Perry Read More

By Alexandra Jones Photos by Drew Reynolds It would be wrong to call A Sunny Day in Glasgow’s April 1st Kung Fu Necktie show a homecoming. For five weeks the Philly-based sextet had been spreading the good news via their brand of dreamy, effects-laden indie rock on a tour Read More

By Sophia Varoumas Inside the North Star Bar, leading up to an empty echo-filled dining area, Tab the Band sat around with Sophia Varoumas after they played a set in February. The Perry boys talked about the band pranks they pull, their jobs away from the band, what they write Read More

By Scott Deckman Still Life Still is a Canadian band who love America. Or at least singer/songwriter/guitarist Brendan Saarinen, 24, does. “We just got home. I just woke up. This is my first day to sleep. I haven’t slept in like four days.” He’s referring Read More

By Jason Sendaula Boston-based Bad Rabbits have been playing together, in one form or another, for six years. Their original venture, The Eclectic Collective, was an indie hip hop group. Two years ago the band restructured their lineup, retooled their sound and re-launched as Bad Read More

By Raymond Simon I was sitting in my office enjoying a glass of whiskey. I’d just closed a case. Something about a bunch of mixed-up kids from Iceland. They go by the name Seabear, and I was celebrating. The blower rang, interrupting my thoughts, so I picked it up. Read More