The indie rock band, Those Dancing Days, sophomore album Daydreams and Nightmares is sure to catch the attention of girls and guys around the country. The songs range from sugar pop to punk and then back again. I can definitely see little girls rocking out with their air guitar to “Fuckarias,” and you can’t help […]
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Water & Bodies are an alternative rock band from Portland, Oregon. They kind of sound like a mix between latter day emo bands and something from the late 90’s alt scene. The first bands I thought of, at least, were Coheed and Cambria, the Ataris, and Hawthorne Heights. Unfortunately, I’m no longer up to speed on
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Bitch Get Fit. Images of rock, punk and goth came to mind when I came across the title of her album. I was expecting complete and utter toughness and hardcore hatred to be expressed in all of the tracks. Well, I was wrong. NLX is an amazing artist who speaks volumes through the clutter of
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Packed tightly in the basement of the Cake Shop, Ben Franklin wasted no time to delivering high-energy trademark rock and roll performance. They got right down to business by starting off with their politically conscious track, “Teamwork”, followed up with “No Pleasing You.” By the time “Drink to Forget” and “Urgency” had come on, a small
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While most times people don’t come out early to see an opening band, you won’t know what you’ll be missing out on. This was the case Friday night at Arlene’s Grocery. The house was a bit empty but it was a cozy and warm atmosphere when the New England band, The Gallery took the stage.
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