"Can’t keep down a girl who loves music,†sings Elizabeth Powell, frontwoman of Montreal trio Land of Talk, on “Some Are Lakes,†the band’s debut full-length album. [...]
t's a strangely voyeuristic experience, listening to "Galore," the debut album from Canadian electro-pop band Dragonette, almost like you've accidentally overheard a conversation between singer Martina Sorbara and one of her best friends about her love life. [...]
Singer mixes Jamaican, hip-hop and Latin beats, resulting in a booming array of fans.
A South Carolina Leerjet crash has killed four and left former Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and Adam Michael Goldstein (DJ AM) in critical condition at an area hospital burn unit. [...]
After 10 years, MTV is pulling the plug on its popular music video countdown show, “Total Request Live.” The show...
Bound Stems' sophomore effort, "The Family Afloat," out September 9, makes a convincing case that Gallivan and company could have made their livings practicing psychology and family dynamics.
What could be better than a tall, handsome, brown eyed Italian man in his 30s? A tall, handsome, brown-eyed Italian...
After headlining a concert on the first night of the Democratic National Convention, Fall Out Boy announced they would release...
LeRoi Moore, the sax player in the Dave Matthews Band, died today. He was 46.
With an unmistakable voice resonating for the past 30 years, Isaac Hayes was a music legend and pioneer. [...]
When "Oceans" is released on August 19th, there's a good chance The Stills' summertime good fortune will continue. It’s their strongest record to date, coming on the heels of 2003's "Logic Will Break Your Heart" and 2006's "Without Feathers."
NEW YORK -- It's an unusually chilly afternoon when I interview Camila Grey and Leisha Hailey, collectively known as electro-pop duo Uh Huh Her, in the lounge of their midtown Manhattan hotel. Since there's no driving or playing on the schedule, their tour manager explains, it's the first true "day off" the ladies have had in weeks. But you'd never know it. [...]
Opener "Jager Yoga" includes delightfully nonsensical phrases like "Desperate Living, Hairspray / Baltimore with Tanqueray / Live your life John Waters' way." "Let's Reggae All Night" makes it hard to resist the urge to do just that.
Standing under a blend of vivid stage lights, decked out in expressive clothing and listening to the buzz of the...
Indie Rock Sub Pop June 17, 2008 [rating:3/5] Don’t be fooled by the fact that At Mount Zoomer, the sophomore...
So, I went to see Pearl Jam Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, which according to some experts, makes me...
The Jo-Bro’s craze continues to keep teenyboppers and old-er fans happy this summer. On August 12 the singing siblings will...
It’s not easy to talk about Chad Perrone without recalling his seven-year membership in one of Boston’s favorite unsigned bands,...
Music teamed with health awareness May 15 for a performance at Boston’s Berklee College Performance Center, as part of the...
When I heard that Death Cab for Cutie's "Narrow Stairs," which was released last month, was the number one album in the country, my first thought was, "I wonder what Seth Cohen would think." [...]