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Post Modern Authors-
https://www.facebook.com/PostModernAuthors
Liz Parmalee-
http://www.reverbnation.com/lizparmalee
Paul Nelson-
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Roadside-Dolls/165766590196917
Submitted by egilsdorf on
Pop, rock, folk awesomeness from indie rocker and sometimes trip hopper Anda Volley http://www.andavolley.com; troubadour extraordinaire Dan Blakeslee http://danblakeslee.com; and laser-guided musician Andrew Scandal http://andrewscandal.com. A great party as past years. Guaranteed big crowd ! We're closing down the street! We're also having a fundraiser. Stop by!
Submitted by moses on
From the band’s self-titled 2007 debut up through 2011’s acclaimed, rousing This Time with Feeling, Boston’s The Grownup Noise have strived to bridge the gap between Americana and indie-pop. During that half-decade, the 5 piece ensemble’s performed with everyone from Kill Rock Stars sensations Thao with the Get Down Stay Down to acclaimed Canadian barnstormers Rock Plaza Central and folk troubadours the Guggenheim Grotto.
Submitted by moses on
Kevin Micka has used the solo moniker Animal Hospital since 2004 to represent his solo musical output. Starting in the winter of 2011, a large ensemble version of his music was realized with two performances in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Submitted by pat.bubul on
Songs come from: Pennsylvania, Catholic school, other countries, being a middle brother, text messages, Lydia Davis, basketball, youth, this New Yorker article: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2012/05/28/120528fa_fact_grann
Submitted by cat-sounds on
Cat Sounds fuse danceable Motown beats with infectious powerpop hooks. Their debut EP is a short and sweet endnote to the 60s songbook.
Formed in early 2012, Cat Sounds features members of Boston bands Mount Peru and Seaplanes.
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Submitted by 130college on
Los Burros Peligrosos are naturalized Somervillians and recent alums of the master's programs in ethnomusicology and composition at Tufts. They bring a wide range of interests, instruments, and talents to their music, reflecting influences ranging from Boston to Brazil, Mauritania to Montana, Portland to Portugal. Spacey vintage Fender Rhodes sounds anchor soaring cello melodies and beguiling polyglottic vocals while heavy metal basslines ravage the sonic landscape.
Submitted by jeremiahmusic on
Jeremiah Birnbaum is a "rootsy, soulful troubadour" (Time Out, London) with his own brand of "raucous alt-country...a rabbi's son with a touch of whiskey burning his soul" (New York Magazine, Critic's Pick). His most recent release is "Lucky," recorded stripped-down and mostly live in the studio. By January 2013, the record reached #31 on the Roots Music Report charts for New York artists, receiving spins coast-to-coast on many independent folk radio stations, including WFUV in New York.
Submitted by swartzcr on
An n-piece band consisting of bass, bassoon, cello, piano, guitar, jaw harp, ukulele, and drums; the Novemberists are a powerhouse of musical ambition. Watch them as they amaze you with their eclectic repertoire of notes and chords, impress you with their ability to dress themselves, and blow you away with their high volume and energy.
