Watertown’s Vinyl Lovers Wanna Hear It
Wanna Hear It Records opened in December 2020, a peculiar time considering the repercussions of the pandemic, but it has managed to not only just stay afloat but thrive.
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Origami Angel’s Testament to Friendship
In late April, D.C.’s fan-favorite Origami Angel released GAMI GANG — the highly anticipated follow up to Somewhere City (2019). This double-length album features twenty non-stop emo-punk tracks, tackling the angst…
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Staff Pix 10/12
The Milk Crate staff’s favorite tracks of the week, presented with blurbs worthy of a promotional sticker on a jewel case. Tune in Tuesdays from 1-2 EST to the Staff Pix radio show.
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Bahamas: The Indie Dad you always wanted
On Thursday night I went to see indie rock artist Bahamas at the House of Blues Boston, alongside a crowd of mostly fellow twenty-somethings.
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In Case You Forgot, Here’s How You’re Supposed to Behave at a Concert
It’s been a long time since your last concert, so you’re probably a little out of practice when it comes to behaving yourself in a public setting.
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Neal Francis serves stellar vibes with new tracks
The lively piano riff at the top of “Can’t Stop The Rain” says it all: Neal Francis is back and ready to share the second iteration of his infectious groove with the world.
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Brandi Carlile’s ‘In These Silent Days’ comes right on time
Veteran folk-rock artist Brandi Carlile will never claim to have reinvented the wheel over her 16 year career. But her seventh LP, In These Silent Days, proves that …
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Mitski is Working for the Knife Once Again
At 10 am this morning, the world had their first glimpse at a blurry outlining of our collective obsession and mysterious matriarchy herself in over two years.
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A Beginner’s Mind: Sufjan Stevens & Angelo De Augustine’s Return to Quintessential Indie
Instead of reading like one narrative, A Beginner’s Mind serves as a collection of mythological tales with underlying themes of self-discovery and individuality.
