New pathways between rock and industrial.

A club banger with a roving synth bass line.

Blaring horn sample sings over snares out of New York, New York.

But does Santa Claus believe in you?

Video game-inspired hair metal chicanery.

“Three in the morning-type shit.”

Heavy music, heavy themes.

Homemade instruments sending up a cloud of experimental noise.

Revisiting Cyclorama with remix love.

“When you haunt the dive bar, it haunts you back.”

A good piece of rockin’ Americana.

It’s all about the bass.

Folk rock poetry.

John Borders IV lets it flow at Grace By Nia.

From out of the early 80s Boston underground.

the frenzy of tongs rock lowercase at Cantab Underground.

An effervescent jazz driver.

Friendship sets sail at Deep Cuts.

A crazy lit gas heap of a video.

The Somergloom veteran talks fest highlights, Ashen Veil, and migraines.

A downtempo slackrawk cooker.

It’s the season for block parties.

An unusual Bandcamp offering from a big name band.

Moths bassist talks about the new album, upcoming tour, and Somergloom.

A breezy folk rock swinger.

A rootsy, alt country sparkler from a Boston local.

A spare and mournful tune from the Twin Peaks dimension.

Colleen Green celebrates album’s ten years at The Rockwell.

Starts with some jingle bells.

Willie Burnley, Jr. headlines Willie Fest I at The Jungle.