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Square Ape Perfect The Rawk process On Debut EP

7 April 2020 By jesse Leave a Comment

Boston is lucky to have an artist like Dug McCormack. From Psychic Dog to BALUCHITHERIUM and more, he presents different facets of Boston Rawk. As a songwriter he’s explored a diverse variety of genres that merges the RAWK with fusion, jazz elements even and an all around experimental style wrapped in a cushy rawk and/or roll package for the people. And as a vocalist, McCormack continues that diverse trend with a style that constantly evolves and adapts which brings us to his latest project, Square Ape, and the brand new EP that just saw the light of day thanks to pent up creativity while stuck in the house (Thanks, pandemic?)

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: BALUCHITHERIUM, Dug McCormack, John McKusick, Kevin Kupillas, process, Psychic Dog, Rock And Roll Fables, Square Ape

Exclusive Album Premiere: BALUCHITHERIUM, Lost Glasses, Empty Love

25 October 2019 By jesse Leave a Comment

This is a pretty big deal for us. Not only do we have the first review of the debut full-length from Boston’s BALUCHITHERIUM but we ALSO are honored to host an exclusive stream of said album before it releases on November 1st. Pretty cool, right? But definitely not as cool as the album we’re about to wax poetic on.

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Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Album Premiere, BALUCHITHERIUM, Boston, Dug McCormack, Ed "Shred" Dormody, Exclusive, Gregg "The Cosmic Professor" Porter, Jerry "Jerry Belafonte" McCormack, Lost Glasses Empty Love, Michael "The Director" McCormack, Psychic Dog, Rock And Roll Fables

Singles! BALUCHITHERIUM, “Change These Strings/Cryin’ Shame

20 August 2019 By jesse 1 Comment

I don’t know if BALUCHITHERIUM is a band that’s supposed to be in all caps but once you hear the bombastic decadence of the rawk within their first two debut singles then you’ll agree that if that name isn’t supposed to be in big letters then the music they create most definitely warrants such a grand declaration.

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Filed Under: Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables, Singles! Tagged With: BALUCHITHERIUM, Dug McCormack, Ed "Shred" Dormody, Greg "The Cosmic Professor" Porter, Jerry "Jerry Belafonte" McCormack, Michael "The Director" McCormack, Pony Snot, Psychic Dog, Rock And Roll Fables

Psychic Dog Encompass Rawk And/Or Roll Exquisitely On Lunch Went Well

28 August 2017 By jesse Leave a Comment

Bands like Psychic Dog make me continually proud that the Boston music scene is STILL as awesome and vibrant as it is. Forget your Dropkick Murphy’s and your Mighty Mighty Bosstones and even your Standells! If you’re searching for a “sound” that realy captures the sounds of a town then we implore you to check out Lunch Went Well which is out now. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music, New Releases, Rock And Roll Fables Tagged With: Dug McCormack, Kevin Kupillas, local music, Lunch Went Well, Psychic Dog, Rock And Roll Fables, Taylor Trashman

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