Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Pale Hands
Fanatic EP
2014
Pale Hands is a new project with history. The band is made up of Jen and Mike from Velah (and Static Of The Gods before that). On the understated and enchanting Fanatic EP, the duo shed their indie rock band duds for a spiffy synthesizer dream pop cloak. This is electronic chill-out music that never gets boring thanks to ever evolving soundscapes, controlled changes in dynamics and poppy melodies. Pale Hands are here.
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Sometime life gets busy and you miss out on important stuff — important stuff like cool new videos! If this has recently happened to you, here are a few music videos that you should maybe probably if you feel like it check out.
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This midsummer night’s dream has Sidewalk Driver headlining a show at The Sinclair. Along with their usual collection of offbeat rockin’ pop songs, punched-up musical prowess and stellar showmanship, the band is onstage covering a Mellow Bravo song. RESPECT. I don’t think I could possibly love this band more than I already do.
Eddie Japan
“First Of The Gang To Die”
2014
I’m not a big Morrissey fan. I do, however, quite enjoy Eddie Japan’s cover of Morrissey’s “First Of The Gang To Die.” Whether that says more about me, Eddie Japan or Morrissey, I’m not sure, but it does say something. EJ’s laid back approach puts the song’s narrative front and center, backed by the type of nuanced arrangement that has become the group’s trademark. It’s a fitting statement from a band paying tribute to one of their influences.
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Razors In The Night
Never Give In
2014
Truth. Honor. Loyalty. Pride. Community. Stand together. Sing along. Have fun. Live. Laugh. Vent. Rage. Stay grounded. Raise a fist. Us against the world. Hated by many. Misunderstood by most. Never give up. Never Give In. Razors In The Night. Respect.
This record is flat-out fantastic. Die cut cover. Cool splatter vinyl. 12″ record played at 45RPM. A big-time record gets the big-time treatment. It’s good to see hard work pay off.
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Here we have The Venetia Fair performing at The Sinclair in all of their flamboyant, theatrical, grandiose, dirty, sweaty, riotous glory.
Salita delivered big, bone-shaking, hardcore-inspired tunes to the Sinclair crowd.
The Color and Sound are from Singalong City and they’re always ready to go. Tight and energetic with a backpack full of catchy tunes, the band lit up The Sinclair stage to kick off the Indie Rock Ranger Summer Spectacular.
Nate Leavitt sings songs about heartbreak and lost love. Thankfully, he does it in a way that makes you want to listen and actually feel pretty good. It’s a gift.
Ruby Rose Fox and her band made a big and soulful noise at O’Brien’s last weekend.
