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Allston seems to be crawling with House shows. What with the Secret House of Pancakes, Wacky Kastle and Yes.Oui.Si, Boston is bursting with house basements and art galleries alike willing …
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The Low Anthem’s U.S. tour went out with a bang last Friday at Somerville Theatre. The Providence band performed for nearly three hours and relocated their encore outdoors at Davis …
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Overall Grade: A Download Now: “Midnight City,” “Soon, My Friend,” “Steve McQueen” & “This Bright Flash” Until October 18, it had been three years since M83, the French electro-pop act …
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Last year’s Indie darlings Surfer Blood released their long-anticipated Tarot Classics on Kanine Records today. The EP serves as a trailer for Surfer Blood’s next full-length release, and contains four …
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It is a sad day indeed when your favorite chick-rocker leaves your favorite band, but Amy Klein, formerly of New Jersey rockers Titus Andronicus, has decided to call it quits. …
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The best part of Days, Real Estate’s sophomore release, is the title. It perfectly encapsulates everything about the album. Set in the past, Days expounds upon the youthful restlessness that was …
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“Oh how the mighty have fallen.” That’s what tastemaker Nathan Jackson of ChemicalJump.com said when the title track and second single of Justice‘s latest offering, Audio, Video, Disco, hit the …
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After reviewing Youth Lagoon’s debut album earlier this month, I was fortunate enough to interview Trevor Powers, the man behind the much acclaimed Boise-based band. What follows is a portion …
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Thursday night, a crowd of students crammed into BU Central for the evening’s open mic night, BU for Show. Students from all majors and all talents performed for the event. …
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The Paradise Rock Club welcomed the Los Angeles-based indie-pop band Dum Dum Girls to the stage Wednesday night. Having formed just three years ago, Dum Dum Girls have already emerged …
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In the belabored genre of indie-folk, The Low Anthem stand out as the real deal. The Providence band, best known for their 2008 release Oh My God, Charlie Darwin are currently on …
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Since the last installment of Newsic Music was so depressing, this week was a ray of beautiful sunshine in the bleak rainy weather that’s been plaguing Boston. Miss Gaga topped …
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