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[NO COUNTRY PREMIERE] Watch Tetherball’s New Video for “Chemicals”
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If you’re looking for an innovative blend of fuzzy, chaotic indie rock and experimental pop melodies, prepare to dive into the world of Tetherball. The project is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Steve Voss, who is an expert at melding exotic rhythms with carefully crafted narratives. We’re excited to exclusively premiere Tetherball’s brand new video for “Chemicals,” which…
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Catch The Dear Hunter w/ Chon & Gates | TONIGHT @ Exit/In!
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After several years of side releases, including a series of EPs named after the color spectrum, and a pleasantly self-contained LP, Rhode Island progressive rockers The Dear Hunter are back with the fourth act in a planned six part concept series, their first entry in six years, Act IV: Rebirth In Reprise. Clearly reenergized, the band return…
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Catch Gardening, Not Architecture’s Album & Film Release Party For ‘FOSSILS’ | Saturday, July 11th at The Crying Wolf
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Musician Sarah Saturday, better known as Gardening, Not Architecture, teamed up with three local producers to create three short films inspired by her upcoming album. The project, called FOSSILS, combines efforts from local musicians, dancers and filmmakers. You can hear her brand new album and view the three-part film during a joint album-film release party…
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Stream “Part III” From Sam Pinkerton’s ‘A Story In Parts’
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If you haven’t heard the name Sam Pinkerton yet, you better get in the know sooner rather than later. The Belmont educated songwriter has put together a, so far, well received EP titled A Story In Parts, and the album’s trajectory seems limitless. We’ve been keeping an eye on Pinkerton for a couple of…
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[Hump Day Diversion] Sweet Guzheng O’ Mine
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There have been some pretty respectable covers of the G-n-R classic, “Sweet Child O’ Mine” throughout the years. Remember that jam? One of the most iconic opening riffs in rock, ever! We divert your hump day with some of the more interesting renditions.