Three hundred lucky souls experienced The Pixies return to their pre-fame stomping grounds to pay final respects to T.T the Bear’s Place, a tiny Boston-area club whose doors will close
Noise and screams stifled any hint of melody, yet elevated a night of moody, lo-fi rock on Saturday at Music Hall of Williamsburg. The lineup, three bands from three different
[rating=8.00] A lot of contemporary pop musicians rely on overly clever lyrics and pulsating dance beats to get their point across, but that’s not the case with Western Massachusetts based
Nova’s 1977 LP, ‘Wings of Love,’ is both high and low-brow, equal parts meat and cheese.
Widespread Panic brought their summer tour to Boston on Wednesday, June 17. Photos by Rich Gastwirt.
On June 23rd Portland, Oregon-based Chris Marshall & The August Light will celebrate the release of their latest full-length, Some Kind of Dream. The album is a departure from the alt. country/Americana of their
It’s a tribute to the longstanding appeal of the Grateful Dead that their (and rock’s?) first bonafide archival series is now well into it’s third year of reissues via Real
If you’ve ever seen Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators live, then you know exactly what you’re going to get on the new DVD, Live At The Roxy 9.25.14.
[rating=8.00] If the title of Jamie Lin Wilson’s first full solo album seems both expansive and inclusive, you can be sure that the heading is actually appropriate. Wilson writes from
Buddy Guy along with Tom Hambridge played the Wilbur Theatre in Boston, MA on 6/17/15. Photos by Marc Lacatell
