Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
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.
Dear Airport,
Please release your new EP soon. I’ve had “Doot-Doo-Doo”* in my head since Saturday and would very much like a recorded version I could listen to. Thanks for your consideration.
-Daykamp Music
*I’m not even going to pretend that I got the name of that song right.
Are you a fan of well-crafted songs and endearing stage banter? Perhaps you should spend some time with Peter Buzzelle. He opened a night at The Lizard with a charming set to celebrate the release of his new EP.
The Grubs got good and worked up to close out a Friday night at PA’s.
This is Answerman. They played the rock ‘n’ roll music at PA’s this past Friday. There’s a touch of crazy in what they do. There’s no point in being too sane, anyway.
Miracle Blood roared into PA’s to get Friday night rolling.
How do you cap off a night that celebrated the release of new albums from Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents and Township? With an All-Star jam, of course…
Township. Man, oh, man. It ain’t gimmick, mimic, tribute or homage. It’s just the sound of five guys plugging in and riffing away. They released their new album at The Lizard and I can’t stop listening to it. That’s OK. Let it roll.
Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents celebrated the release of their crazy good new record with a crazy good release show at the Lizard Lounge. Has there ever been a band that so effortlessly blends girl group R&B, new wave and symphonic pop? Wowzers.
