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Fotocrime Bag Some Big Name Guests To Bring Forth Modern Post/Wave Classic Security

Fotocrime does not get the credit they deserve as gatekeepers of the next wave of Post-Punk. Hell, as later stage Coliseum fans (Vocalist/Guitarist Ryan Patterson’s pre/current? Foto outfit), we’re even guilty of not tuning in as much as we should have! But we’re looking to correct that mistake on our part and throw our support […]

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Singles! ACTORS, “CTRL”

We started this review in the wee hours after the clock struck midnight here on the East Coast on the evening of February 12th into the 13th, were reminded that ACTORS had a brand new song out, then proceeded to start this piece on “CTRL” by pleading to whatever higher [...]

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Gogol Bordello’s Gypsy Punks Travel To Tantalizing New Sonic Territories On We Mean It, Man!

More like “What the heck, man?!?!” because holy hell what is this Post-Punk slab of Synth-laden goodness that Gogol Bordello has produced for the masses in the year of our lord, 2026! We’ll be completely honest, we kind of fell out of love with Gogol Bordello following 2010’s Trans-Continental Hustle [...]

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No Rest For The Wicked: Converge Celebrates 35 Years And Fiercest Record Yet With Love Is Not Enough

You may not know this about us but we don’t review anything we don’t dig in these pages. We tried that before and found we simply don’t enjoy dedicating an inordinate amount of time to slamming something we most likely won’t listen to beyond preparing a post. We also tend [...]

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Pulp Rawk: Fenway Punk-How a Boston Indie Label Scored Big on Baseball’s Greatest Rivalry by Chris Wrenn

Fenway Punk-How a Boston Indie Label Scored Big on Baseball’s Greatest Rivalry by Bridge Nine Records/Sully’s Brand founder Chris Wrenn has a little bit of everything. Chronicling the rise of Bridge Nine Records (And later, Sully’s Brand), which was intrinsically intertwined with one of the greatest rivalries ever in professional [...]

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Adam Sherman Band Fuse Elements Of Blues, Soul, Alternative And More On Solid Sorrows and Smiles

Anyone sick of the “We’ve said this before but we’re saying it again…” kind of intro? Well, it’s happening again so if it’s not your bag then kindly skip to the next blurb and we’ll meet you there in a sec? Some of you still here? Great! Anywho, we love [...]

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bad//verb Get Especially Rambunctious, A Little Experimental On Violent Year

Violent Year, the latest release from bad//verb, just might be our favorite release from the Boston Gen X Cringe trio yet! And here’s why…

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