Playlist: Songs I Stole From My Exes
Staff writer Brooke Vickerman takes us through the most notable songs she’s taken from her exes.
Staff writer Brooke Vickerman takes us through the most notable songs she’s taken from her exes.
Since playing their debut show in a friend’s one-bedroom apartment and releasing their debut single, “Lonely Without You,” the Boston-based surf rock band Bedsweater has swiftly broken into the local music scene.
British indie-pop artists Alfie Templeman and Thomas Headon headlined their “2 British Friends 1 North America” tour together. The two played at Brighton Music Hall in Allston on November 17.
Kick off December by playing Five Cent Sound’s favorite tracks from Kimya Dawson, Brent Faiyaz, Girlpool, and The Lazy Eyes.
21-year-old non-binary, hyperpop artist wsteaway from LA discusses their music journey, identity, creative process, and more.
Following her intimate solo set at Brinstar, Berklee graduate McKenzie Iazzetta, known professionally as Trophy Wife, sat down with Five Cent Sound to discuss her new EP, Voyeur, her writing process and angry ladies of the ’90s.
As the post-hardcore punk scene of the 70s came to a close, a new genre emerged within the rock industry: “math rock”—two words you would never expect to be in the same sentence—became the next up-and-coming genre. Many bands have been grouped into the genre, but what does this categorization entail?
This week, read why our staff’s loving “Between the Bars,” “Love on the Moon,” “Ex-Girlfriend Club,” and more!
The nostalgic and grungy “indie sleaze” aesthetic has been taking up a lot of space in the media lately. From the New York Post publishing a controversial article appraising “heroin chic,” to trend forecasters predicting a massive comeback in early 2010s overexposed, dirty concert photography, the aesthetic has become extremely prevalent.