Back to All Events The New Limits / Lady Pills / Trash Rabbit / Indoor Friends Sunday, February 18, 2024 5:00 PM 10:00 PM The Rockwell 255 Elm Street Somerville, MA, 02144 United States (map) Google Calendar ICS Info. Hump Nights Jun 16 Declaw / Husbands / Not Milk / Office Hours Jun 17 Raspberry Pie / Battlemode / Koji Kompote Band Jun 26 Bottom Bracket / Clipboards / Oldsoul / Trash Rabbit Jun 28 The Kids Are Alright Jun 29 Worm | Cry Havoc | Rags to Stitches | Screw Cart | Hardwired Jul 1 Pledge Pins / Whyte Lipstick Jul 5 South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut: An A/V Celebration Jul 7 Professor A | Upaharaka | Painchain | Animal Hospital | Unsheathed Glory | SOSO Gutter Jul 11 Neptune / Landowner / Germ House Jul 12 Astral Bitch, A Monolithic Dome, Warmachine Jul 13 Goddess of Slide: The Forgotten Story of Ellen McIlwaine Sep 3 Willie Fest III Latest Music Sean Nicholas Savage: “Lust For Life” Canada’s thin white duke takes a classic for a spin. A Club Is Always More Than A Club Michael Figge Group omits the definite article at The Mad Monkfish. The Honey Badgers: “Chestnut Hill” A folk duet about a woodsy path leading toward capital ‘F’ Fate. His Beautiful Horses Christopher Owens pinches nerves at The Rockwell. Ward Hayden and the Outliers: “Youngstown” A story that starts in 1803. Have Boss, Will Travel Ward Hayden is a Scituate superfan at Lizard Lounge. Jean Michel Jarre: “Poltergeist Party” Before chiptune was chiptune, Jarre was Jarre. Bedbug: “The Next Day” Bedroom pop or garage rock? Pile: “Born At Night” Supernatural rituals of post rock, post hardcore punishments. Miss Georgia Peach: “Honeywagon” A rock n roller with country twang. Already Dead: “Time” A trim punk burner with a question-begging cover. Rebuilder: “Antarctica” An Xmas original. Fiz: “Salvation” A laidback summer sizzler with a chill beat. Condition Baker: “Nerve” Unofficial anti-smoking ad. Yawners: “Sálvame” An uptempo indie rock sprinter. The Backyard Shany Kedar: Bloodlines Israel’s Hope Sandoval? Great Waves: Blue Blood From Sammamish with love. Letter from the Editor Election coverage returns to Hump Day News. Badboss: Fun Under The Sun Album review from the Archives. The Seedy Seeds: Count The Days Album review from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Phil has empathy issues. Who is this guy? Holiday Shores: Columbus’d the Whim Archives: Album Review // Holiday Shores’ Columbus’d The Whim. Drug Rug: LIVE Archives: LIVE at Middle East (8/8/2009). Letter from the Editor Free Rumeysa Ozturk. Mobius Band: LIVE Archives: LIVE at Middle East (12/2007). Weather Pending: And How! Archives: Album // Weather Pending: And How! Letter from the Editor To everything, a season — except fascism. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah From the Archives, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah at Middle East (11/2007). Middle Distance Runner: The Sun & Earth From the Archives, Middle Distance Runner : The Sun & Earth Letter from the Editor Becoming Anti-Social: a Six Point “Plan.” Drug Rug: Paint the Fence Invisible From the Archives, Drug Rug paints fences on its second album.
The New Limits / Lady Pills / Trash Rabbit / Indoor Friends Sunday, February 18, 2024 5:00 PM 10:00 PM The Rockwell 255 Elm Street Somerville, MA, 02144 United States (map) Google Calendar ICS Info. Hump Nights Jun 16 Declaw / Husbands / Not Milk / Office Hours Jun 17 Raspberry Pie / Battlemode / Koji Kompote Band Jun 26 Bottom Bracket / Clipboards / Oldsoul / Trash Rabbit Jun 28 The Kids Are Alright Jun 29 Worm | Cry Havoc | Rags to Stitches | Screw Cart | Hardwired Jul 1 Pledge Pins / Whyte Lipstick Jul 5 South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut: An A/V Celebration Jul 7 Professor A | Upaharaka | Painchain | Animal Hospital | Unsheathed Glory | SOSO Gutter Jul 11 Neptune / Landowner / Germ House Jul 12 Astral Bitch, A Monolithic Dome, Warmachine Jul 13 Goddess of Slide: The Forgotten Story of Ellen McIlwaine Sep 3 Willie Fest III Latest Music Sean Nicholas Savage: “Lust For Life” Canada’s thin white duke takes a classic for a spin. A Club Is Always More Than A Club Michael Figge Group omits the definite article at The Mad Monkfish. The Honey Badgers: “Chestnut Hill” A folk duet about a woodsy path leading toward capital ‘F’ Fate. His Beautiful Horses Christopher Owens pinches nerves at The Rockwell. Ward Hayden and the Outliers: “Youngstown” A story that starts in 1803. Have Boss, Will Travel Ward Hayden is a Scituate superfan at Lizard Lounge. Jean Michel Jarre: “Poltergeist Party” Before chiptune was chiptune, Jarre was Jarre. Bedbug: “The Next Day” Bedroom pop or garage rock? Pile: “Born At Night” Supernatural rituals of post rock, post hardcore punishments. Miss Georgia Peach: “Honeywagon” A rock n roller with country twang. Already Dead: “Time” A trim punk burner with a question-begging cover. Rebuilder: “Antarctica” An Xmas original. Fiz: “Salvation” A laidback summer sizzler with a chill beat. Condition Baker: “Nerve” Unofficial anti-smoking ad. Yawners: “Sálvame” An uptempo indie rock sprinter. The Backyard Shany Kedar: Bloodlines Israel’s Hope Sandoval? Great Waves: Blue Blood From Sammamish with love. Letter from the Editor Election coverage returns to Hump Day News. Badboss: Fun Under The Sun Album review from the Archives. The Seedy Seeds: Count The Days Album review from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Phil has empathy issues. Who is this guy? Holiday Shores: Columbus’d the Whim Archives: Album Review // Holiday Shores’ Columbus’d The Whim. Drug Rug: LIVE Archives: LIVE at Middle East (8/8/2009). Letter from the Editor Free Rumeysa Ozturk. Mobius Band: LIVE Archives: LIVE at Middle East (12/2007). Weather Pending: And How! Archives: Album // Weather Pending: And How! Letter from the Editor To everything, a season — except fascism. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah From the Archives, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah at Middle East (11/2007). Middle Distance Runner: The Sun & Earth From the Archives, Middle Distance Runner : The Sun & Earth Letter from the Editor Becoming Anti-Social: a Six Point “Plan.” Drug Rug: Paint the Fence Invisible From the Archives, Drug Rug paints fences on its second album.
Canada’s thin white duke takes a classic for a spin.