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Singles! Parts Per Million, “Her Song”

Parts Per Million continue to compel and impress with each release and even before we were turned onto the New England quartet while researching the 2023 Rock & Roll Rumble class (An easy favorite of ours yet one of the only nights we missed that year) they were transcending far [...]

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Singles! Astral Bitch, “Haunting You”

The week of kickass new local singles continues with a late addition to our already full dance card but we couldn’t resist any opportunity to cover Astral Bitch in these pages. And we’re sure you’ll agree after hearing (Or having already listened to) the latest sonic stand out called “Haunting [...]

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Singles! Other Brother Darryl, “Sometimes”

The everlasting earnestness of Boston’s Other Brother Darryl is so endearing to behold (Say that one five times fast!) and, as music fans/listeners, we’re happy to have the privilege of being able to take that ride with the outfit on the regular. And while we won’t go into their history [...]

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Singles! Travels With Brindle, “Tryouts For The Human Race”

We have no problem declaring that the only ukulele-driven artist that we’d ignore every open streaming tab and currently-in-the-process-of-editing drafts for is Boston’s own Travels With Brindle (And believe you me, you’d be surprised at the amount of ukulele-centric music we DO get). Being local is definitely a bonus but [...]

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Singles! Damndest, “My Heaven”

Damndest make our kind of music. The kind that’s Synth flavored, anthemic, driving, and just all around moving. It’s a kind of modern Shoegaze Post-Rawk in the vein of Tombstones in Their Eyes mixed with Bear In Heaven’s sparkling Electro tendencies and Telekinesis’ brand of Indie anthem-making. And we dig [...]

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Singles! The Brother Stereo, “Time in History”

While seeing Every Time I Die implode in a very public way at the tail end of 2021 was awful to experience as a fan, the one shining light was that we’re now left with two ETID-adjacent projects making their way to our collective earholes within a month of each [...]

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