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Eager City Patient Country
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/55746738[/vimeo] [B]oston’s bearded boys beautiful new album, Eager City, Patient Country, will be released January 22, 2013 and the gents have just offered up the first video for the track “Faithful” to bring 2012 to a close and put their stamp on the
Top Albums 2012
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvpoiiBW9bc[/youtube] 1. Jack White – Blunderbuss [M]y friends and family are probably not surprised by my pick for the number one album of the year, nor should they be. I do not hide my love for all things Jack White and his
Little Children
[S]wedish songwriter Linus Lutti goes by the alias Little Children and has been in the Scandanvian spotlight since 2010, when he released his debut album In Silence. Lutti’s ethereal sound has garnered him vast praise and his musical composition has been compared to the likes of Mark Kozeleck
The Kickstand Band
[D]etroit has long been the sound of rhythm and blues, doo-wop, jazz and good old rock n’ roll. In fact, the history of the Motor City cannot be told without mentioning the great musicians that helped create the blueprint for today’s music landscape. Newcomers The Kickstand Band have
Alice Russell
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/53071814[/vimeo] [E]ngland has become the epicenter of soul music as of late and has largely been dominated by outstanding female vocalists. Ladies and gentlemen of the Music Savage world I present to you the the latest outstanding female vocalist on the Brit-soul scene, Alice
Big Tree
[T]he New England winter mix of snow and rain beats down relentlessly outside the door as I search through the emails containing info on new bands and their latest singles sent to us every day, hoping to hear something that pulls me out of my gloomy day doldrums. The
Wolf Larsen
[bandcamp album=258677055 bgcol=FFFFFF linkcol=4285BB size=grande] [T]here are times when this music writer receives an album that knocks him senseless on the very first listen and Wolf Larsen’s debut Quiet at the Kitchen Door is a knock out blow. Released this past May, the hauntingly
Profisee
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4eSPlfAJTg&feature=plcp[/youtube] [S]ussex musician/DJ Hint has been making a name for himself on the dancefloors of clubs all over the UK since 2002, and just released his third album, Daily Intake, earlier this year. His latest project, Daily
Father John Misty
Photos by Boston Concert Photography [L]ast Thursday the Music Savage gang converged on Paradise Rock Club to catch the mystical, dancing-machine otherwise known as Father John Misty, aka J. Tillman. To watch this performance and not shake it yourself is an exercise in futility, and a look around the
Fossil Collective
[T]here must be something about living in Leeds that inspires creative inspiration. A quick Internet search on the history of bands from the area brings up a pretty impressive list. Relative newcomers to the scene David Fendick and Johnny Hooker, otherwise known as Fossil Collective, are looking to add
Father John Misty
[T]he one and only Father John Misty graces our fair city once again with a show at Boston’s Paradise this evening and for those who missed him in May, yours truly included, this is our wake up call. He mystified a sold out crowd at Brighton Music Hall
The 1975
[W]hen a band from Manchester, UK attempts to break into the US market the music world expects big things, given the well documented musical path to our airwaves by those who have come before. With that said, The 1975 have begun to chart their course with the release of