The Underground Sound of Emerson College
Struble is an incredible songwriter, being unapologetically honest as his songs detail the anxieties of first love, devastation of heartbreak, and importance of moving forward in life. This combined …
Hitting the ground running with “Transparent Soul,” Willow, along with the entire audience, was bouncing off the walls with excitement. I swear I felt the floor fall out from beneath me, and from that moment on, was dancing in the palm of her hand.
Lucy Dacus arrived in Boston on a gust of sparkling autumn wind– there is that sort of quality about her that makes her presence anywhere just a little bit magic.
In their fourth studio album True Love released on October 1, 2021, the indie-pop duo Hovvdy grasps a new level of introspection.
Wanna Hear It Records opened in December 2020, a peculiar time considering the repercussions of the pandemic, but it has managed to not only just stay afloat but thrive.
In late April, D.C.’s fan-favorite Origami Angel released GAMI GANG — the highly anticipated follow up to Somewhere City (2019). This double-length album features twenty non-stop emo-punk tracks, tackling the angst…
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On Thursday night I went to see indie rock artist Bahamas at the House of Blues Boston, alongside a crowd of mostly fellow twenty-somethings.
It’s been a long time since your last concert, so you’re probably a little out of practice when it comes to behaving yourself in a public setting.