Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. End of the Line // Julie Rhodes Upcoming Boston Area Show: Friday, March 9 @ Great Scott Retina // FALSE HEADS Cicada // La Luz Don’t Move Back To LA // Okkervil River Upcoming Boston Area Show: Saturday, June 16 @ Royale
Sharon Van Etten
Sharon Van Etten – Serpents It really doesn’t matter what’s going on in your life or where you’re at in your current relationships, in love or friendship, but Sharon Van Etten’s latest, Tramp, is likely to be the perfect dose of music therapy. Best taken in the
Hey Rosetta
We all love lists, and we all love sarcasm. Though, I think its important to reflect upon the last year of music, I’m going to do so through the use of a list. It was a fantastic year full of awesome albums, and I’m going to count down
Danzig
Wye Oak covers Danzig Check out Wolf’s Blood tattoos and a pretty awesome rendition of Danzig’s ‘Mother’ by Wye Oak. via (24bit)
Callers
words by: Courtney Leigh Allen Heartbeat (the Wire Cover) Life of Love Brooklyn-based trio Callers mesmerized the crowd opening for Wye Oak at the Middle East Upstairs Tuesday night. If you’ve never heard of Callers, their sound is familiar, yet distinct. Sara Lucas plays guitar, but her main instrument
Callers
Holy Holy Civilian words by: Courtney Leigh Allen It seems that as of late, everyone has been talking about the boy-girl duo Wye Oak. The Baltimore pair will play at the Middle East Upstairs Tuesday April 13 with Callers and Jaggery opening. Wye Oak released their third full-length album Civilian
Wye Oak
Holy Holy The much anticipated 3rd release (Civilian) of Baltimore duo Wye Oak is just around the bend, and today I caught wind of 3rd track on the album, Holy Holy. Holy Holy is right, this track is awesome. I’ve now heard two tracks on this album, both of
Civilian
Civilian The much anticipated 3rd release (Civilian) of Baltimore duo Wye Oak won’t come until 2011. But yesterday amped up the anticipation with title track, Civilian being released. The track is powerful, yet vocally quiet singer Jenn Wasner’s voice conveys that strength until succumbed by Andy Stack’s