Japanese Breakfast feeds us with For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)
Staff writer Rina Laby explores the lead single off Japanese Breakfasts upcoming album and what the album means to sad people.
Staff writer Rina Laby explores the lead single off Japanese Breakfasts upcoming album and what the album means to sad people.
A universal form of communication between humans is a smile – with our faces scrunched up, eyes squinted, and upturned lips, we can recognize this very distinct emotion regardless of…
Standing in line outside the Royale on Tremont Street, nose buried deep into my winter coat as the roar of wind crescendoed around me, it was not exactly how most…
Clairo doesn’t need a spotlight as she glides onto the stage, a striped dress hanging off one of her shoulders and black headphones placed comfortably over her ears. A golden…
Navigating a dating world where heartbreak seems inevitable would be enough to make anyone put their guard up. When it comes to love, Nashville-based pop artist, BIZZY, was used to…
Beatrice Laus didn’t always have high hopes for her music career. She picked her stage name on a whim back in 2017, ripping it straight from her private Instagram account….
In this feature interview with genre-defying Berklee musician Maddie Sue, Rose Luczaj discusses the current state of pop music and how Sue’s newest single expertly bends industry limitations.
On April 18th, artists Alex Blue, Léa the Leox and Claire Ernst took the Sofar Sounds stage in Somerville for a cozy night of powerful vocals and witty lyricism, rejuvenating the live music scene.
In this jam-packed article, playlist coordinator Annaliese Baker reviews Smallpools’ alternative performance at Paradise Rock Club on April 13th, interviews the band, and showcases her concert photography from the show.