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Interview: Michael Angelakos of Passion Pit on their local ties, remixes, and upcoming album

Passion Pit keep rising higher and higher and higher
Passion Pit aren’t ours anymore.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | September 15, 2010

Review: Kevin Dunn | No Great Lost: Songs 1979–1985

Casa Nueva Industries (2010)
Casa Nueva Industries (2010)

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | September 16, 2010

Live Review: Mighty Tiny face the — throwback — music

Masked marauders
Weeknight local rock shows are pretty regimented.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | September 16, 2010

Fall Local Pop Preview: Changing scene

The best of the season's local pop and rock
The best of the season's local pop and rock

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | September 14, 2010

Bloc Party's Kele Okereke adopts a solo platform

Boxer rebellion
When you've spent almost a decade confined to a band environment, it makes sense to name your debut solo record The Boxer .

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 31, 2010

Thieving Irons | This Midnight Hum

In five short years, Brooklyn's Pela attained something of a cult status among blogging music nerds and underground-indie-rock obsessives.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 24, 2010

First look inside the renovated Paradise Rock Club

Pole position
Joey McIntyre, we’ve got good news: the Paradise has moved that “big frickin’ pole,” just for you.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 25, 2010

A new wave on the Waterfront

Catching up with the New Collisions
"My grandparents are here," exclaimed New Collisions guitarist Scott Guild between songs last Tuesday during a free outdoor show at Christopher Columbus Park. "It's a very big deal."

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 18, 2010

Lissie | Catching a Tiger

Fat Possum (2010)
Anyone who walked the grounds at the Newport Folk Festival a few weeks back knows that the modern-folk music tag cuts a pretty broad swath.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 18, 2010

Psych in, psych out

Deep Heaven Now resurrects the ’90s festival
Philadelphia space-rock quartet Bardo Pond were barely into their headlining set at 1996's first-ever Deep Heaven festival when a group of older guys posing as cops stormed the Kingston Street recording-studio performance-space stairway armed with Maglites.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 05, 2010

Brightness falls

An animated Lights strips down her synthpop
At first glance, Canadian synth-popstress Lights looks as if she'd been created in the basement lab of some suburban geek-rock fanboy.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | August 02, 2010

Twisted Village closing

Underground Sounds Dept.
Underground Sounds Dept.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 21, 2010

Kylie Minogue | Aphrodite

EMI/Astralwerks (2010)
Pint-sized Aussie sexpot Kylie Minogue's 11th studio album is titled Aphrodite , but if we're referencing Greek mythology, perhaps Sisyphus would be more appropriate.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 13, 2010

Mississippi

Flight
Flight

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 13, 2010

Nevada

Kid Meets Cougar
Kid Meets Cougar

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 13, 2010

Iowa

North of Grand
North of Grand

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 13, 2010

Idaho

Spondee
Spondee

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 13, 2010

Georgia

Constellations
Constellations

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 13, 2010

Road warriors

Girlfriends hit their tour running
An hour before Girlfriends hit the stage last Thursday at Great Scott, singer/guitarist Ben Potrykus was afforded the luxury of not having to make change.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | July 06, 2010

Love's life

Courtney and Hole stake their claim
Three hours late, Courtney Love stormed into the Ames Hotel on Court Street a week ago Wednesday, faced a small group of radio-station contest winners, and explained that her tardiness was the result of a mid-day romp in the sack with an ex-boyfriend who's now a professor at Harvard University.

By: MICHAEL MAROTTA | June 30, 2010

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