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Artist Profile: Madison Bequer Is The Newest Addition To The Boston Music Scene
With the release of her debut single “Smoke Alarm,” Madison Bequer became the newest player in the Boston music scene.
Arts Vanity: A STEM Concentrator’s Favorite Music To PSet To
As a Chemistry concentrator, I’ve spent many a night determining ways to synthesize analogs of morphine and finding values of 𝛾 such that a pacemaker can be automated to prevent abnormal heart rhythms.
Maude Latour Concert Review: Exploring Love, Community, and The Now
Latour’s dynamic performance created a powerful experience for all, garnering buzz for not only her newest EP but also her entire discography. A rapidly growing singer, Maude Latour is sure to continue on her path of creating dazzling music.
Shame Concert Review: An Epic Return for The Rising Post-Punk Band
Playing hits from their most recent album “Drunk Tank Pink,” along with several unreleased songs, shame showcased not only their musical breadth but also their lyrical depth while grappling with the anxieties of reality, performance, and finding a place in the world.
shame performs at sinclair
English punk band shame performs at The Sinclair. Left to right: Sean Coyle-Smith (guitarist), Charlie Forbes (on the drums), Josh Finery (bassist in the center) and Charlie Steen (vocalist on the right).
From Boston Underground Film Festival: ‘Vortex’ Is A Candid Glimpse Into Mortality, Aging, and Illness
A brutal exploration of malady and mourning, “Vortex” artfully grapples with a despair that most choose to push to the edges of their minds.
Sam Weber Concert Review: A Soulful Glance Into An Artist’s Creative Journey
The serene but emotional way with which Weber delivers his ruminations on familiar topics allows for open connection between him and his listeners.
Artist Profile: Sally Thames on Reading, BookTube, and Content Creation
Viewing reading as a form of self-care as opposed to just another thing to check off a list can make it feel more enjoyable and less like a hassle.
From the Boston Underground Film Festival: 'Lux Aeterna' Is a Chaotic Plunge Into the Horrors of Film-Making
An astounding presentation of a film set, Noé ventures into the visual and auditory extremes to convey his perspective on film-making.
From the Boston Underground Film Festival: ‘Freakscene: The Story of Dinosaur Jr.’ Tells the Story of an ’80s Grunge Band With Music at Its Core
The film’s focused plot, supplemented with interviews and home-movie style videos of the band’s concerts, lets the story unfold in an engaging way for rock fans and outsiders alike.
'Freakscene: The Story of Dinosaur' Still
Lou Barlow stars as himself in the film "Freakscene: The Story of Dinosaur."
From Boston Underground Film Festival: ‘Honeycomb’ Is a Sunny Exploration Into the Darkness of Freedom
Avalon Fast’s “Honeycomb” successfully depicts the dark nature of friendship dynamics with an engaging plot, robust cinematography, and powerful score, despite a lack of poignant dialogue.
Artist Profile: Cass DiMicco and Matthew Hoyle Want to Change Luxury Jewelry
Meet influencer Cass DiMicco, co-founder of Aureum Collective.
