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Universal Harmony: Thank God For Science “Self Titled” Volume 1 Review

Inter-galactric space porno music on an acid trip during some trippy part of the late 60s…this was my initial thought

Dietrich Strause is a craftsman. Only he doesn’t work with wood or steel, he works with words and human emotion.

As a photographer you spend a lot of time behind a lens. As someone who shoots concert photography you also spend

There is a distinct amicability in the tone of Mark Mandeville’s voice. It’s honest and pure in its way. When

Sometimes you listen to something and it just makes you feel good. It washes a feeling of tenderness over your

This isn’t something I think that he knows, but when I first came back to Boston, Brendan Boogie was one

Singer-songwriter Robbie Fulks has been revered as a treasure of sorts. Self proclaimed as having the “soul of a country

The Boston Globe referred to her as “One of contemporary music’s best-kept secrets…” and with her new release A Place

The first time I heard Margo Price’s voice I fell in love. There was something so exciting about what this

Something I find so great about the Boston music community is when people overlap bands and projects. Play together, share