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Album Review: Adrianne Lenker “Bright Future”

“In her fifth album, ‘Bright Future,’ Adrianne Lenker introduces her audience to new instruments and a twangier sound, a step away from her typical indie-folk style…”

Album Review: Declan McKenna “What Happened to the Beach?”

“Three years after the release of his sophomore album Zeros, Declan McKenna returns with an album that sets itself apart from the rest of his discography…”

The Vault of Soul: Stevie Wonder

Each week of Black History Month, we open the 88.9 Vault of Soul with profiles of iconic soul pioneers. Continue reading to take a deep dive into Stevie Wonder’s incredible legacy…”

Artists with Iconic Fashions to Recreate This Halloween

“Steal their look! Our writing staff takes you through nine artists to dress up as this Halloween and breaks down exactly how to pull them off…”

Pick of the Week: Mitski “Bug Like an Angel”

“There are also songs you can’t stop listening to. These are the songs that you remember hearing for the first time; they are the songs that stick with you. ‘Bug Like an Angel,’ the lead single from Mitski’s upcoming album ‘The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We,’ is one of those songs…”

Playlist: New Discoveries 6/13

Discover new songs with our music team! This week’s playlist features Arlo Parks, Genesis Owusu, and Sir Chloe.

The Vault of Soul: Diana Ross

“Each week of Black Music Month, we open the 88.9 Vault of Soul, profiles of iconic soul pioneers. Continue reading to take a deep dive into Diana Ross’ incredible legacy…”

Boston Calling: Must See Locals

Boston Calling’s 10th year has more local artists playing than ever. We rounded up some of the best.

Playlist: New Discoveries 5/23

Discover new songs with our music team! This week’s playlist features Purr, The Gaslight Anthem, and Beach House.

Pick of the Week: The National ft. Taylor Swift “The Alcott”

“The record is a somber exploration of the band’s inner psyche inspired by Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel ‘Frankenstein.’ Ultimately, this mesmerizingly mellow mood is best encapsulated in one track: ‘The Alcott’…”