An Interview with Sea Slug
Last Wednesday night, I had the opportunity to interview both Hanlon and Ben in anticipation of their set at WECB’s Spring Showcase on April 16th. We discussed everything from new releases to our favorite kinds of slugs!
Last Wednesday night, I had the opportunity to interview both Hanlon and Ben in anticipation of their set at WECB’s Spring Showcase on April 16th. We discussed everything from new releases to our favorite kinds of slugs!
“[Scott Weiland] isn’t the easiest guy to emulate,” he says. “So I gotta imagine what he would be doing at this age. I’m not taking my shirt off, I’m not dying my hair orange.”
You’re reading the wrong article if you’re looking for a story about a young boy who picks up an instrument and becomes a prodigy.
Thankfully bands like Grass is Green are left behind as reminders of what power these scenes hold.
We dove deep into the past, present, and future; the foundations the Boston Gabbers is built upon; and the direction she hopes to see things go.
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.
A group of players at their strongest and most exploratory.
It’s no surprise that we at Milk Crate are suckers for the music! So, we tried our darn best to catch as many musicians that NICE had to offer. Check out our individual set vignettes and playlist below of some of our favorite music from the event!
Cottrill’s maturity and finesse come through on Charm front to back. This is her strongest lyrical work thus far, with some of Cottrill’s poetic verses shining through the bold musical sections.