Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Change of venue? No problem. Change of date? No probl… er… one problem. No drummer. Get Jim Theodore from Butterknife to fill in? Problem solved. The Susan Constant helped make the Butterknife EP release the special night it was. They even covered a Butterkife song for the occasion! Awwww…
After falling in love with the Sinnet song “Year Of The Whale,” I’ve had several opportunities to see the band live slip through my fingers. No more, I say! Thankfully, Sinnet appeared as the silver lining to the rescheduled and relocated Butterknife EP release show.
November’s Rock-n-Romp event found Spirit Kid slapping smiles across the faces of the families gathered at The Sinclair. Timeless tunes have a way of doing that.
We brought the boys down to The Sinclair on a Saturday afternoon for November’s Rock-n-Romp event. These family friendly rock shows are a great way to spend a couple of hours for those of us with kids. The Luxury got this one started on the right foot.
I don’t think anyone who has ever had the notion to close out a show with a Lifestyle dance party has ever regretted the decision.
The more I listen to Sarah Rabdau & Self Employed Assassins, the more I hear the pop undercurrent that flows beneath their adventurous arrangements. There’s a lot that goes into their sound—so much to take in. Couple this sense of layered artistry with an engaging live performance and you have a show to remember. Like this past Friday when Sarah Rabdau & Self Employed Assassins released Free as Thieves at TT’s…
Crazy. Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling just released two songs, with videos(!!!), on the same night night. That’s not the crazy part.* The crazy part is that they added a few folks to the DNFMOMD fold for the occasion. Matt Graber, Rachel Blumenthal and Susannah Plaster all pitched in on various instruments for a memorable set. What’s so crazy about that, you ask? One look into Sophia’s eyes and you’ll understand…
*For most people releasing two videos on the same night would be called crazy. For Sophia and Michael, it’s called Friday.
The gloriously twisted sounds of Bent Knee began a night of fervent art rock at TT’s.
Thee Legendary Rockin Prophets turned Radio into a rock ‘n’ roll revival tent.
Every time The Irreverends get back together for a show, I’m there. They have the kind of dynamic songs and urgent delivery that command a room. The band’s first show in 2 ½ years found them playing their first new song in, well, even longer. I like where this is headed…
