Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
More Q Division/Concerted Efforts/Moontower Holiday Party fun! This time it’s Magen Tracy & The Missed Connections making merry with a short-but-sweet powerhouse of a set.
It’s quite a feat to come off as grand and edgy, but The Daily Pravda managed to do just that in only three songs at the Q Division/Concerted Efforts/Moontower Holiday Party. Neat trick.
Cask Mouse bring joy into my life. Their music is heartfelt. Their performances are, too. They also happen to be fantastic people who went out of their way to make one 8 year-old boy very happy when they performed at the ARCH Gallery Holiday Bizarre, leaving the guy holding the camera more grateful than they could imagine.
Dan Nicklin used that voice of his to fill ARCH with the sound of comforting melancholy. Perfect for the holidays.
The Organ Beats stripped down their punchy power pop to please the patrons of the ARCH Gallery Holiday Bizarre. Delightful.
Vary Lumar released Breaker at TT’s this past Friday night with an eclectic, electric set.
I’m not sure there’s a better band in town at consistently taking the stage and laying down a sweaty set of rock ‘n’ soul than Aloud. They did it again this past Friday at TT’s for the Vary Lumar album release show.
Oh! Hello, Velah. So happy to have you back. What with your waves of delay and enchanting melodies, you were truly missed.
Here are Doom Lover being all Doom Lover-y at TT’s. That’s about the highest praise I can think to give this musical collective right now. I dig what they do big time.
Eddie Japan is a band with the rare ability to conjure up emotions at will. They’ll toy with your heart and your head. Their show at The Lizard was another chance to get swept up in their sound.
