The Screwdriver Records Story: London’s Up-And-Coming DIY Label
On a cold autumn Wednesday in Boston, I got to Zoom into an interview with Tom Simcox, founder of Screwdriver Records, who lives halfway across the world—all the way in…
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Pinkshift and Mannequin Pussy: Shifting the Narrative of Pop Punk
Angry. Bold. Free. Opening for Mannequin Pussy on October 27, Pinkshift impressed the audience at The Sinclair with a plethora of new and vibrant energies, providing a narrative for this…
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Stay Gold In-House Show: Boston’s Rising Hip-hop Artists
Roxbury got a taste of the local music scene, on a cool Friday night in October, which stretched its legs after a long pandemic-induced slumber. Despite living in the city…
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Closing the Distance with Juniper
Juniper, a Boston, MA trio, has been gaining traction throughout the past few years in the Boston music scene. After starting out performing in basements during college, the release of…
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Serge Alex to the Rescue of Boston’s Dying Music Scene
The young artist joins me in the Lion’s Den with his usual springing step and dazzling smile. Serge Alex grew up just around the corner in Roslindale, where he released…
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Michael Seyer: The Lonely Boy Maturing Through Music
The rising popularity of bedroom pop has seen the genre’s pioneers, including Clairo, Cuco and Still Woozy, earn spots on major Billboard charts. One of the most innovative and underrated…
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Keep Your Eyes On Spencer Sutherland
If you are yet to hear the name Spencer Sutherland, I suggest you write it down. The Ohioan pop and R&B singer-songwriter has improved with each subsequent song and consistently…
