Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Sinnet outside for Arlington Porchfest on a beautiful day? Yes, please. I love the arrangements Aaron and company put together. Top it off with some sweet guitar tones and you’ve got a very pleasant afternoon.
My first time at Medford Brewing Company (long overdue) found me immersed in the eclectic instrumental sounds of The Electric Heaters. Matt Heaton’s songs defy genre. They blend together lounge, surf, spy and spaghetti western flavors for maximum color. It’s a great sound.
Sometimes there’s a baritone guitar. That makes me especially happy.
The Electric Heaters brought their surf/spy/lounge/noir instrumentals to Idle Hands for the brewery’s anniversary party. The growing clouds added to the atmosphere as the band mixed in a few spooky tunes appropriate for the season.
The Chelsea Curve blasted out a set of tight and catchy tunes to close out a very fun afternoon of music at The Worthen Attic in Lowell.
I was unfamiliar with the music of Stop Calling Me Frank before this past Sunday afternoon’s show at The Worthen Attic. I’m not sure what I expected, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t the garage-punk-power-pop-sax-and-harmonies fireworks I just witnessed.
That was fun.
You say you like songs? Really well written songs? Have you met Corin?
Of course you have.
Did you see him perform these songs with a crack band in Lowell on Sunday?
I hope you did, because it was delightful.
It’s been far, far too long since I’ve seen Sidewalk Driver. Does absence make the heart grow fonder? Perhaps I would have found out if I didn’t already love this band with every fiber of my being. As a band and as humans they don’t come any better.
Good times at the Lizard Lounge. The Invincible Casuals let loose in the club’s cozy confines.
Happy 24th anniversary Radio Bean! Lowell Thompson and his gang picked, plucked, thumped and strummed their way through a few honest and earnest songs to mark the occasion.
Ryan Ober and The Romans rang out heartfelt and true at the Radio Bean 24th Anniversary Bash.
