Danny Davis of Husbands Discusses CUATRO, Tour and Finally Quitting His 9-5 Job
Co-editor-in-chief Alexa Maddi chats with Husbands’ frontman Danny Davis about new album CUATRO, recent shows, adulting advice and Boston record store recommendations.
Author: Alexa Maddi
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Meet Main Era: The Experimental Boston Band That Does It All
Main Era is an experimental Boston band that makes bedroom pop, indie-rock, and hardcore punk. Their unique performances have allowed them to stand out within the DIY scene.
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Concert Review: MUNA Brings a Sense of Community to Roadrunner
On May 6, hundreds of twenty-somethings sporting Doc Martens and glittery eye makeup flocked to Roadrunner in preparation for MUNA’s sold-out show. Just weeks after opening for Taylor Swift’s Eras…
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Nick Zawisa of Breakup Shoes Talks New Single “Get Lost,” Tour, and Upcoming Album
Nick Zawisa of Breakup Shoes talks about their new single “Get Lost,” spring tour with Phoneboy, and an incoming album expected to be out in the summer.
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Positivity meets grunge-y shoegaze: Tanukichan returns with sophomore album GIZMO
Five years after the release of Tanukichan’s critically acclaimed debut LP Sundays, the artist talks about her return with the long-awaited sophomore album GIZMO on March 3.
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Indie Sauce: How a Meme Account Led to a Community For Local Artists
With over 55,000 followers, Indie Sauce’s social media presence has created a platform to promote independent music artists through memes, Spotify playlists, house shows, and intimate live sessions.
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Winter On Emerson College Memories, “What Kind of Blue Are You?” and Making Shoegaze History
When Samira Winter first got to Emerson College, she was a typical Boston music journalist, but longed to be the person on stage and start her own musical project. By her senior year in 2013, she created “Winter.” Since then, she has released four full-length albums with What Kind of Blue Are You? being her latest LP.
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Meet ADDIE: Boston-based Queer Indie Pop artist
Adeline Vamenta, who goes by ADDIE, is defying the odds as a new musician in the local Boston music scene. In 2022, Vamenta released her debut album Crater Lake and played shows in multiple cities for her tour.
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Concert Review: Psychedelic Rockers Pond Sweep The Sinclair Off Their Feet
Australian psychedelic rock band Pond has long been recognized for their affiliation with Tame Impala, but their mind-blowing performance at the Sinclair proved they are much more than a sister band.
