Photos: Date Nite, JVK, Nailed Shut, Survive The Sun at the Lynch Family Skatepark
Our staff photographer shot a show at the Lynch Family Skatepark in Cambridge on Sunday, May 1st.
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Finding Meaning within the Madness with Winkler
Meet Winkler, masterful cultivators of the vibe and purveyors of a great time.
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Sidney Gish Comes Home to Boston
Sidney Gish greeted me backstage in the Paramount theater, perched alone on a chair in a dressing room that dwarfed her. On and off stage, she is a self-contained unit of musical energy, a one-woman band with a loop pedal and an ear for the perfect layered sound.
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A Conversation With Jo & The Average
Jo & The Average, a band composed of Emerson and Berklee students, has blossomed into the local scene with a slate of performances recently, including an opening set (happening tomorrow, April 6!) for Sidney Gish, hosted by WECB Live!.
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The Magic of Alli Raina and the Immortal Crone of Allston
Raina tells me that “For five people to be so on and so excited, and understand the music, and have that connection as friends where we hang out all the time, it’s just a really special thing. They’re all really, really beautiful people.”
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Thetamancer Discusses Vulnerability, Relationships Between Fashion and Music, and New Album “The Phage”
Boston-based artist Thetamancer (he/him) released his new EP, “The Phage,” on March 14th. With creating a persona that has multiple layers to the character, “The Phage,” the artist opens up about vulnerability in music, creative processes, and the connection between fashion and music.
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“All For One” Is a Song for Everyone
Singer-songwriter and Emersonian JOBIE (she/they) came through with another soft expression of love in her new single “All For One.” The song’s melancholy sounds fit perfectly in their wistful dream of a lover they once had.
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Photos: WECB Live 70’s Show
On Thursday, March 17, WECB Live! hosted Last Violets, Frogger, Proxy War, and Loose Joints in the SPC.
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Free Rock Trio and Rusty Mullet at Dud’s Dungeon
Everyone who entered the warm, wood-paneled room was greeted like an old friend; most of them were. Quinlan let us know this was the first show they’d put on that was open to the public since COVID first started.
