Submitted by whizbangscience on
the skunks play their newest music from the very house where that new music is being recorded in a very messy basement
songs include songs about bagpipes, worms, moons, post-pandemics, and Jacques the French Fugitive
Submitted by mclamb on
Doomy surf grunge borne from the Boston DIY scene.
Submitted by Jkerpka on
A fresh combination of old friends and family, Kerp and the Jerks celebrates the classic mix of electric guitar, bass, and drums layered with vocals to form what is perhaps best described as...Rock. We love all sorts of music, so don't be surprised if we span decades and genres of influences in a set consisting of both originals and covers. Former members of the Functionals, Jeff Demas and Jeremy Kerpka, combine forces with cousin Lindsey Glassen, longtime collaborator Dr. Pat Titterington, and Sir James Sherman. This Porchfest performance will represent multiple returns from musical retirement as well as a debut. We are excited to share the afternoon with you on Simpson Ave!
Submitted by lherzog on
From the ashes of PowerSlut came Linnea's Garden, blasting into Boston's music scene in an explosion of sparkly punk rock circa early 2020. The power trio (featuring Linnea Herzog on guitar/lead vox, Amy Galaviz on bass/backing vox, and Hands on drums) combines melodic riffs, danceable grooves and introspective lyrics into an energy that's all their own.
Zoe Rose Depaz will be opening with a solo set at 4 pm, followed by Linnea's Garden around 4:45 pm!
Submitted by TerryDovidio on
This fab foursome from Boston will rock your socks and make your pants dance as they meld punk, glam, garage, and nu-wave into one ear-worm after another. A Bunch of Jerks Jerks are vaccinated, sterilized, sanitized, and full of riboflavin.
“If the Plasmatics walked into a bar and walked out with The Dickies, Captain Sensible, a few Misfits, George "the Animal" Steele, and The Rezillos, you would totally get where they're coming from.” - Malibu Lou, Rum Bar Records.
Submitted by pennchou on
Join me and witness our hero’s call to adventure! With the support of his trusted sidekick and guidance from his wise mentor, our hero must disembark from the safety of the homeland and into the dangerous world of nefarious factions, temptress queens, and deadly ghosts. Become the everlasting, it’s just you and me. Seven Pirates is an album by Blazers Over Turtlenecks that explores the classic telling and challenges the constructs of The Hero's Journey.
Submitted by kidsluvcops on
Kids Luv Cops - Emotionally charged folk-punk about the road to self improvement. We bring the kazoos and maracas, you bring the flair.
Lonesome Joan - Open-tuned post-folk sadcore. Come for delicate songs about triumphant isolation, stay for personal mythologies of springtime crush hell and trivia about trees.
Pizzafish - A spin-off of I'm Doing Okay. How Are You? where the songs are supposed to be about joy but end up actually being about resilience. Now with 100% more whammy bar.
Suburban Adventure - Fenn from The Baja Blasters playing sad songs for burrito lovers. Music for huge fans of both the mall and 2004.
Submitted by ariarad on
Purveyors of doom coping with existential dread through song and dance.
Submitted by whizbangscience on
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OH!NO!!!!COLLECTIVE GATHERINGS!!!!&!!!!WHIZ!BANG!SCIENCE!!!&!!!!THE SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN BOYS/BURQUEBURGH/SARAH STOCKDALE AND JOEY GLICK!!!!IN!SOMERVILLE!!!!WATCH!OUT!!!!THINGSMIGHTGETALITTLE!!!!!!WELL!!!!!WHATTHEHECKDOESPUNK!ROCK!EVENMEANANYMORE!!!?!
Submitted by heringce on
Hobo Chili is a unique band, a truly pleasant surprise. An energetic rock & roll outfit suited with a full horn section and all orginal music. Hobo Chili brings themes of funk, soul, blues, motown, punk and ska to Boston's music scene and is guaranteed to get an audience on its feet to dance, and enjoy the music.
