Reviews

By Spencer Bernard This past Tuesday, Bostonians alike received a sheer blast of perfectly blended instrumentals and vocals as Lostboycrow and company took over the Brighton Music Hall. His stop in Boston was part of his current nationwide “Spin The Globe Tour” supported by Read More

By: Britany Rotondo You may sense a familiarity knocking about the name Mud Morganfield. He’s the son of Legendary Delta Bluesman Muddy Waters, except he’s becoming a force of his own, stepping out of his Father’s shadow. They Call Me Mud is Morganfield’s Read More

By Lauren Rosier Daniel Ellsworth & The Great Lakes’ last release, 2016’s Bemidji, was filled with indie rock tracks similar to artists like Fitz & The Tantrums, Wild Cub, and more. The band’s latest release, Chapter One, is the first installment of what will be released Read More

By Brittany Rotondo Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats’ new album, Tearing at the Seams due out March 9th, is one that’s rooted more organically and plucked straight from the band’s chemistry on and off the stage. “I felt like we’ve all spent Read More

By Joe Jamnitzky You know how when we write about an album release, we say the band “hails from (enter city here)”? Well, Superorganism hails from pretty much everywhere. I’m dead serious. This eight-piece (and multiplying) group contains members from England, Japan, New Zealand, Read More

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