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Album Review :: November 18, 2024

Album Review: Bastille “&”

Bastille's new album "&" is an amazing compilation of human stories of everyday wonders and life changing events!
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Album Review :: October 17, 2024

Album review: Charli xcx “brat and it’s completely different but also still brat”

"Brat and It's Completely Different but Also Still Brat" is a beautifully crafted rework of the original album.
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Album Review :: October 11, 2024

Album Review: James Bay “Changes All The Time”

James Bay's recent album "Changes All the Time" is introspective, diverse in sound, and full of life.
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Album Review :: September 9, 2024

Album Review: beabadoobee “This is How Tomorrow Moves”

After a successful two years following her last release Beatopia in 2022, artist beabadoobee returns with This Is How Tomorrow Moves.
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Album Review :: September 9, 2024

Album Review: MJ Lenderman “Manning Fireworks”

On his new album Manning Fireworks, MJ Lenderman delivers an unforgettable nine song run...
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Album Review :: July 18, 2024

Album Review: Clairo “Charm”

"Clairo’s third time releasing an album is most certainly the Charm. Consisting of 11 songs, Charm is a bit sensual, a bit soft, and ultimately a perfect fit for the summer season..."
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Album Review :: July 6, 2024

Album Review: Frances Forever “Lockjaw”

"Frances Forever, an artist from the Boston area, piqued the interest of the whole world (and galaxy) with their 2020 single 'space girl.' The sweet and silly song captured the hearts of not only the queer community..."
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Album Review :: June 3, 2024

Album Review: Maya Hawke “Chaos Angel”

"Contrary to the title, there’s not too much chaos on Maya Hawke’s third album Chaos Angel. Actually, as an entire work, it is incredibly functional and succinct, with little room to veer off track..."
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Album Review :: April 10, 2024

Album Review: Lizzy McAlpine “Older”

"Older, for Lizzy McAlpine, is an evolution. Her growth — both personally and professionally — has manifested itself into a brand new matured, and more confident sound..."
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Album Review :: March 26, 2024

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..."
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Album Review :: February 20, 2024

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..."
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Album Review :: December 22, 2023

Our Favorite Local Albums of 2023

"Boston’s music scene is one worth celebrating. That’s why our writing staff is excited to take you through 15 of our favorite..."

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