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RNRF X Capulet Fest: Local Look, Gina Fritz

We think it’s safe to say that most people heading out to a music festival of any sort tends to do a casual search of the artists they’ll have a chance to check out. Some, like us, might even do a deep dive into EVERY band on the bill(s) in [...]

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Singles! The Only Humans, “Penelope, Just Before the Dawn”

Oh hey! It’s another artist that’s been sitting in our queue (Read: in an open tab to edit amongst many, many, MANY open tabs across ye olde laptop) that we’re finally finishing our initial post on despite listening to over and over again. The good thing is that “Penelope, Just [...]

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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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Singles! sapling, “Eris Worship”

We feel privileged that we’re able to do this on the regular but even moreso when bands like sapling are around to not only do what they do on the regular (Read: Create kickass self-proclaimed “bitchpop/art pop/bad jazz”) but also trust us to talk it up when we can. Like [...]

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Singles! The Roland High Life, “Always Almost Ready”

Fresh off some stellar sets as part of the 2024 Rock & Roll Rumble class as well as at the recent Somerville PorchFest, The Roland High Life return with “Always Almost Ready” that’s both a catchy ass Summer anthem and a cautionary tale about being friendly with your drummer. Intrigued? [...]

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