Alester Is Anything But “Hard To Love” In Newest Single
Pop musician and Bostonian Alester and staff writer Izzy Astuto come together to talk about the inspiration and creative process behind Alester’s newest single “Hard to Love.”
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Concert Review: milk. Kicks Off North American Tour on a High Note
On December 1st, Brighton Music Hall opened its doors to a long line of fans, waiting with bated breath to see the indie-pop quartet, milk., who put on a show to remember.
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Bentley Robles Isn’t Afraid To Be Called An “Ugly Crier”
Mexican-American and queer pop artist Bentley Robles aims to bring proper representation and energy to his music and performances — represented in his newest EP, UGLY CRIER.
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Give CIL “One Shot” To Be Your Next Favorite Artist
CIL, (Cecelia), is a rising Pop/R&B singer-songwriter from Fort Collins, Colorado who exemplifies the musical genre of heartbreak by examining her own wounds, intricately tending to them until they bleed into beautiful melodies.
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Rainstorms or Sunshowers with Couch the Band
Staff member Izzy Astuto sat down with Couch, a Boston-born band undefined by just one genre. Their sophomore EP, Sunshower, demonstrates this like no other, a mix of pop, soul, and R&B to create a vibe-y, fresh sound.
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Concert Review: Zack Fox is Nothing But Laughs at Paradise Rock Club
Atlanta-based stand-up comedian and rapper Zack Fox took the stage at Paradise Rock Club and had his audience smiling all the way through.
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Concert Review: Fleshwater Bring the Noise at Paradise Rock Club
On October 28th, Paradise Rock Club was rocked by Fleshwater, a shoegaze offshoot of the Boston hardcore band Vein.fm.
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Concert Review: Aidan Bissett Brings Excitement and Authenticity to Paradise Rock Club
On October 27th, Anna Shoemaker and Aidan Bissett rocked the Paradise Rock Club and created a tantalizing atmosphere in Boston.
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Sam Hansell Talks New and Nostalgic Nighttime Album Inopia
At just 19 years old, Ontario-based Sam Hansell has released one of the most inventive indie rock debut albums of the year: Inopia.
