The Underground Sound of Emerson College
Every inch of the concrete walls are covered in doodles, illustrating the past few years of the Tourist Trap’s contribution to the Boston underground music scene. David Staats, guitarist of My Green Bananas, has just scribbled the band’s place onto the wall.
“The Windrush” focuses around Jamaican dancehall, ska, and reggae, and features artists with Caribbean influences like FKA Twigs, Nina Simone, and Skip Marley.
The newest Mom Jeans. album Sweet Tooth was released on Feb. 25, 2022, and indie rock fans can officially scream in relief.
The moon has always had a special sway over humans. This sway was especially strong as Lunar Vacation took the stage on Feb. 26, to open for The Beths at Boston’s Royale.
I’ve been thinking: since each sign has a horoscope for everyday life, do different signs have specific music tastes?
SASAMI creates a distinctly individual work that has her exploring new genres that range from metal, to classical interlude, to 70’s revival as she reckons with her full-range of emotions as a woman of color.
At the beginning of the semester, members of the Milk Crate team were paired up to each make a playlist for our other. In this week’s staff pix, we have selected our favorite song from the playlist we received in turn, whether we knew the song and was honored in the association, or got a great new tune out of it.
Laundry Day released their third studio album We Switched Bodies on Feb. 11, 2022. Since their last album release in March 2019, the band has created this collection as an ode to post-high school life and all of the transformation and revelation that comes with it.
Nahisha Jackson (they/them) and Nia Tucker (they/them) are dismantling what you know about Black artists in their new show “Certified Haters.” Tune in Thursdays 6-7 on wecb.fm.