Indie

MJEML was a CBS best local rock band 2013, in part because of numerous multimedia projects and collaborations including Faith in Free - an original live rock ballet at Dorchester’s historic Strand Theatre with BalletRox, Art-Music Exchange - a collaboration with 5 visual artists creating songs based on visual works and visual works based on songs, songs to celebrate each of the speakers at TEDxSomerville, and a continuing run as the house band at the nationally franchised Encyclopedia Show. The Library has recorded several albums, live sessions for Daytrotter, Laundromatinee, Sleepover Shows, and Kitchen Sessions, and made short films (A Brief History of Flight, Los Locos Trilogy).

Americana/Folk with originals by Lucy and covers by the whole group. There will be fiddles, xylophones, voices of all shapes and colors, and guitars too. Lucy does classical music by trade, so be prepared for a bit of Bach at some point. Swing on by, we'll be on the back porch with plenty of room for folks on the lawn.

Indie-Rock, Pop, Soul

Stephanie Melikian (drummer) and Gilmore Tamny (guitar, vox). Pro-art, pro-rawk, pro-lady, pro-punk, pro-sound. Anti-other things. We are just about to put out a record on Bandcamp, so the link will be updated very soon.

Technically speaking, TW Walsh doesn't exist on this
plane. However, his avatar, a six-foot tall male human, translates his
astral mind emanations into something suitable for physical
limitations of the human ear.

Nohere Lights are Neil Lawrence, Chris Forkey, John Glenshaw, and Michael Murray. Nowhere Lights plays spacey Americana, like a band in the middle of the ocean.

Frank Black Appreciation Quartet is Ryan Barret, John Beck, Joe Elia, and Michael Murray. We are playing a selection of porch-friendly Frank Black songs, because we are fans.

Post Modern Authors
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The Roadside Dolls
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Hot Molasses delivers tunes that pop like the New Pornographers, wink like the Kinks, and bounce like Talking Heads. Named for the great Molasses Flood of 1919, the band's raucous live show shakes your shoes, sweetens your batter, and pleases ALL of the toddlers.

All the rage! The latest thing! Hot off the presses! So new you can smell the glue! Try 'em, you'll love 'em!

Towering guitars descending into sonic space fields.