Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. It Goes Quiet // Razor Braids Crazy, Baby // Bnny Era Primavera // Chicano Batman Sometimes // Wilderado Disposable Camera // Anna Tivel Rosemary // Donovan Woods The Echo // Kyshona Involuntary Solitary // Gentlemen Rogues Broken Man // St. Vincent Diving in After You // Caiola Good Evening // Jesper Lindell Sober // Tish Melton Won’t Be Worried Long // Wonder Women of Country
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Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. I’m Your Man // Mitski Chaparral Bottoms // Ac Sapphire It’s Alive! // Ratboys Fly // Chicano Batman In the Midst of You // Brad stank The Moon Is In The Wrong Place // Shannon & The Clams Just In Time // Good Morning Good Stuff // Bnny Burn The Hard Drive // Jade Bird (ft. Mura Masa) Better Days // Christopher Paul Stelling Critterland // Sarah Shook & the Disarmers
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Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Color my life // Chicano BatmanUpcoming Boston Area Show: Saturday, May 2nd @ Paradise Rock Club Please Don’t Tell Me // Julia Bardo Can’t Cool Me Down // Car Seat HeadrestUpcoming Boston Area Show: Saturday, June 6th @ House of Blues Stay With Me // Margaret GlaspyUpcoming Boston Area Show: Saturday, June 6th @ House of Blues Is That Love? // Weird Milk Garden Song // Phoebe BridgersUpcoming Boston Area Show: Saturday, May 24th @ Boston Calling Music Festival Dedication // Born Ruffians Damsel in Distress //…
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Tuesdays don’t usually have much going for them. It’s just a boring, mostly ignored day of the week you pretty much just try to get through. I don’t care for Tuesdays, unless of course there is an amazing show to attend that makes you want to dance like it is Friday night. On March 28th the Music Savage gang, and a few hundred of our friends, had a particularly fantastic Tuesday because we had all day to anticipate an evening of soulful, Latino grooves with Los Angeles band Chicano Batman. The band is currently on tour in support of their fantastic new album, Freedom is Free, which…
Leave a CommentSometimes you can tell you’ll like a song from a description in an email, but largely the details and comparisons are so far fetched that they induce eye rolls and head slaps. Other times, the words that come in to entice you to listen to a new track are so bizarre you can’t help but click through. Such is the case with the new single from LA-based, suit rockers Chicano Batman. Described as “four young men in vintage formalwear, playing songs that blend Brazilian Tropicalía with early ’70s psychedelic soul and the romantic pop of bands like Los Ángeles Negros,” there was no way I…
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