Is this the first release since Rat Saw God?

Shira Laucharoen kicks off the inaugural Someday Fest.

A folk punk elegy about murder by for-profit healthcare.

Jack’s Mannequin rides a duck boat at Roadrunner.

Canada’s thin white duke takes a classic for a spin.

Michael Figge Group omits the definite article at The Mad Monkfish.

A folk duet about a woodsy path leading toward capital ‘F’ Fate.

Christopher Owens pinches nerves at The Rockwell.

A story that starts in 1803.

Ward Hayden is a Scituate superfan at Lizard Lounge.

Before chiptune was chiptune, Jarre was Jarre.

Bedroom pop or garage rock?

Supernatural rituals of post rock, post hardcore punishments.

A rock n roller with country twang.

A trim punk burner with a question-begging cover.

An Xmas original.

A laidback summer sizzler with a chill beat.

Unofficial anti-smoking ad.

An uptempo indie rock sprinter.

Not just an album – a constellation.

We grow up at our own risk. Who else’s risk would it be?

A lush orchestral rap confessional.

A vocal folk sparkler.

A tense artcore bopper.

The collected reviews of Somergloom 2024.

Dream grunge.

‘Randi’ with an ‘i.’

Making the case for space, spacecase.