Album Review: Clairo “Sling”
Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Tatum Jenkins, Music Coordinator Artist: Clairo Album: Sling Favorite Songs: “Amoeba,” “Management,” “Reaper,” and “Zinnias” For Fans Of: Girl In…
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Pick of the Week: Yola “Diamond Studded Shoes”
Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Mehvish Ali, Staff Writer As a pre-celebration to Yola’s second EP Stand For Myself coming out later this month, the…
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The Rock and Roll Roots of Emack & Bolio’s Ice Cream
Graphics by Ainsley Basic. Emack & Bolio’s has been serving “Ice Cream That Rocks” to the Boston community and beyond since 1975. In honor of…
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Playlist: New Discoveries 7/13
Graphics by Ainsley Basic ILLUMINATI HOTTIES – “POOL HOPPING” Illuminati Hotties’ “Pool Hopping” is one of my favorite songs of the summer so far. Contrary…
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Pick of the Week: The Marías “Hush”
Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Nora Onanian, Web Services Coordinator With breathy vocals and biting lyrics, The Marías’ latest, “Hush,” oozes allure. “Hush” was the…
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Album Review: The Wallflowers “Exit Wounds”
Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Nora Onanian, Web Services Coordinator Artist: The Wallflowers Album: Exit Wounds Favorite Songs: “Roots and Wings,” “Move the River,” Who’s…
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Guide to Free Outdoor Concerts | Summer 2021
Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Nora Onanian, Web Services Coordinator Live music is finally making its return! To celebrate, we rounded up a list of ten…
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Playlist: New Discoveries 7/6
Graphics by Ainsley Basic ALISA AMADOR – “TIMING” Local artist Alisa Amador stuns listeners with her smooth voice and groovy vibe in her new song,…
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Pick of the Week: Lucy Dacus “Brando”
Graphics by Maeve Huttner By Mason Standish, Staff Writer Indie rock darling Lucy Dacus’ recently released album, Home Video, is an absolute gem to listen…
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Pride Essay: “I See You” – How a Song Helped Me Find Myself
Graphics by Ainsley Basic By Tatum Jenkins, Music Coordinator Sometimes songs put to words feelings before we even recognize them in ourselves. In this personal…
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New Discoveries: Lula Wiles, Slothrust, and More
Graphics by Ainsley Basic LULA WILE – “OH MY GOD” Boston’s own Lula Wiles have never shied away from using their clever wit in their…
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From Student to Phenom, Dayglow Navigates Change in “Harmony House”
Photo courtesy of Pooneh Ghana Aledo, Texas based pop artist Dayglow spent much of the pandemic perfecting his heavily anticipated sophomore album, Harmony House. Following…
