“Secondhand Rapture” by MS MR
While their finger-pointing is not nearly as poetically snide as say Alanis Morissette, their bitterness is intriguingly inviting.
While their finger-pointing is not nearly as poetically snide as say Alanis Morissette, their bitterness is intriguingly inviting.
Some shows thrust you into an otherworldly experience that you simply aren’t prepared for.
Fuzzy guitars, a casual 90’s slacker vibe, and vulnerable lyrics coexist to give you exactly the album you crave when you’re teetering as a wallflower.
The History of Apple Pie’s debut album, Out of View, crackles with a devil-may-care bubblegum drop sensuality.
JAN is a riot-grrl descent into Kim Talon’s psyche — like sandpaper drenched in honey.
Dark wave, neo-’80s, and dipped in gothic undertones, the Aussie duo have a hit on their hands.
Known for their loud-quiet-loud distortion and as a supporting column during grunge’s prime, Dinosaur Jr. attracted a varied mix of ages to The Fillmore last Wednesday night.
Even though we had been warned of how sonically sexy The Raveonettes can be live, the full performance still blew us away to the cosmic ceiling.