Joywave @ Paradise Rock Club on 10/15
Staff photographer Sophie Parrish shot some sick photos of Joywave at Paradise Rock Club on October 15. Check them out below!
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Staff Pix 10/18: Jazz
Leaves are blowing around and the winds whistling through campus. The Milk Crate staff’s been pouring over some jazz this week to help unwind after another long week of liberal arts school. “Clouds Moving on the Sky” by Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou is an absolutely fascinating musician. Born in Ethiopia, Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou had…
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La Femme Leans Into a Dark New Wave Sound on Rock Machine
The sound of the ‘80s flows through each album and a darker new wave sound finds its way into their newest project.
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Still Can’t Get Out Of This Mood: The Excellence of Samara Joy
To put it plainly: these cats are cookin’!
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ALBUM REVIEW: “FOR CRYIN’ OUT LOUD”
Primarily known as Billie Eilish’s brother and producer, Finneas Baird O’Connell – or mononymously known as FINNEAS – released his sophomore album For Cryin’ Out Loud on October 4th. He finds himself on this album comfortable in a spotlight of his own.
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Staff Pix 10/11: Live Recordings
There’s nothing quite like a liveliness of a concert…but these pix come close. Tune in today from 3-4pm to hear these Staff Pix on WECB! “Ivy – Live At The Capital Theater, Olympia, WA” by Car Seat Headrest —Bennett Himmel “Turbines/Pigs- Live at Bush Hall” by Black Country, New Road “Turbines/Pigs” makes me feel a…
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Lizzie McAlpine on Growing “Older (and Wiser)”
Older speaks to me. It’s so beautifully universal; everyone is constantly growing older, constantly experiencing life. Everyone can feel the story McAlpine has to tell.
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The Kids Are Gonna Be Alright: Saturday Night With Jazmin Bean
Their sound has softened and smoothed out into the tamer, yet still biting pop-rock singles of their latest album, Traumatic Livelihood.
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Best Bands Of Burlington (Part 2)
As someone who grew up listening to and loving classic rock, there is a special place in my heart for that type of music. Perhaps it’s fitting then that I dedicate this article to Burlington’s rock and indie scene.
