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Viruette Applaud The Aughts, Honor All Things Indie Rawk On Lush Your Lacuna

One of the greatest thing about the Boston Music Scene is the diversity of acts that represent it and just all kinds of genres in general so it should come as no surprise when one emerges and carries the torch, in our opinion, of that magical mid-’00’s era when bands [...]

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Fu Manchu Deliver Heaping Amounts of Fuzz Rawk And Do The Double Album Thang With The Return of Tomorrow

Like a fine wine or a classic car, the machine that is Fu Manchu seemingly just get better with age and with their latest, The Return Of Tomorrow, the California Fuzz Rawk quartet prove that statement without a shadow of a doubt on a record (A double album no less!) [...]

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96 Bitter Beings Head Back To Camp With Return To Hellview

96 Bitter Beings, or any Deron Miller-related project honestly, brings about the kind of situation (Or is it event???) where the moment they release something new or we’re fortunate enough to get some sort of advance music across our digital desk we drop everything in order to fully consume. Which [...]

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Bird Language Up The Aural Ante On Banger New EP Chasing Echoes

The annual Rock & Roll Rumble, for us, is not only a chance to celebrate some already faves getting the chance to shine in front of a broader audience but also the opportunity to potentially pick up some new ones. Like Bird Language who rocked the 2023 edition of the [...]

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RNRF X Capulet Fest: Local Look, Dystopica

It’s either extremely clever of us or extremely lazy to use the knowledge that CT’s Dystopica were eventually going to be featured as part of our continuing Capulet Fest coverage thus holding off on a review of their debut full-length until the CF thang started and merging the two. You [...]

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Roseneath Renounce The Rawk (Temporarily), Revel In The Electro Retro On Better Days

Richmond’s Roseneath is a band that one simply can’t wrap their head around. In a good way! Diving in with our first taste being 2022’s Shine and we for sure thought we had them figured out. Cut to the following year and the bigger, bolder full-length dropped last year (2023’s [...]

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