Reviews

Broadheds Self-titled Reviewed by Andi Bricklin Are the Broadheds a band, or a group of guys put together by Peter Walker to help him on his vanity project? After listening to the album, I would say that the cosmos worked it out so that these musicians would find each other and Read More

photos and review by Nick Nemphos Frightened Rabbit started their set off with a few high energy crowd pleasing tunes, the second song of the set “Modern Leper” coming off nicely which quickly got the crowd ready to follow the band wherever they took them. Each song Read More

Various The Music Is You: A Tribute to John Denver Reviewed by Jane Roser     Like many children born in the 70s, I grew up listening to my dad’s John Denver’s records (remember those?) and we watched his special with the Muppets at Christmastime, so the Read More

Generationals Heza Reviewed by Michele Zipkin Generationals’ eclectic taste in music can definitely be heard on their latest record Heza, their debut release on Polyvinyl Records, recorded in their native New Orleans.  Snippets of indie Brit-pop, dance rock, and ‘60s and ‘70s Read More

Xander Harris The New Dark Age of Love Reviewed by Andi Bricklin     The New Dark Age of Love is the sophomore release from electronic composer, Xander Harris. Harris has self-proclaimed that the songs on his new record have a “cold-wave/dystopian” sound and Read More

Transit Young New England Reviewed by Andi Bricklin     “If you’re too drunk to walk along the streets of cobblestone, you know Boston never drinks alone, Boston never drinks alone” is the mantra of the title track “Young New England” from Read More