Tove Lo/Phoebe Ryan @ House of Blues
Tove Lo/Phoebe Ryan February 19th at House of Blues By: Jasmine Chan The combination of Phoebe Ryan and Tove Lo on the Lady Wood Tour made for a sexually charged, female empowered show last Sunday night. […]
Month: February 2017
Dirty Projectors return with self-titled LP
Working alone, Dave Longstreth opens a window into his newly single mind with his intimate and masterful new record. Dirty Projectors is a different album for a different Dave Longstreth, and a very different Dirty […]
Lady Lamb @ The Sinclair
Lady Lamb February 10th at The Sinclair By: Maddie Harris It was a quieter Friday night than usual for the The Sinclair, the Harvard Square venue which typically is a commotion of sound, as people all […]
Animal Collective releases “The Painters” EP
After 2016’s Painting With, indie force Animal Collective have followed up with a companion EP that expands and extends on their sound while still maintaining an experimental element. It is impossible to talk about anything Animal […]
Sampha makes NY debut @ Terminal 5
Sampha February 9th at Terminal 5 (NYC) By: Anita Wu As the east coast became a blanket of up to 12 inches of snow, many people flocked indoors to shield themselves from the icy temperatures […]
Hamilton Leithauser @ The Sinclair
Hamilton Leithauser February 8th at The Sinclair By: Craig Short (guest writer) I was given the opportunity to review Hamilton Leithauser’s show with Lucy Dacus by surprise. I hadn’t planned to attend of my own volition, […]
Maggie Rogers releases much anticipated EP “Now That The Light Is Fading”
On her first EP, NYC’s Maggie Rogers brings to fruition what many have been waiting for. With wonderful hooks and tight production, Now That The Light Is Fading is a great start to a promising career. […]
Delicate Steve @ The Middle East
Delicate Steve February 4th at The Middle East Upstairs By: Spencer LaChance By the time the first act took the stage at Middle East Upstairs, a decent crowd had amassed. Both openers for the night […]
Q&A with Allah-Las
WRBB caught up with Miles Michaud of Allah-Las to chat about their unique sound, Mediterranean diets, and the zen of Bob Ross videos. Calico Review is out now via Kemado Records and Mexican Summer. Tanvi: What […]
Listen: WRBB’s Anti-Valentine’s Day Playlist
If you are feeling particularly attacked at the prospect of today’s novelty, fear not! The WRBB E-Board has hand curated a wonderful playlist to soundtrack your solitude as you fuel your hatred for Valentine’s Day […]