Boston

DJ Shadow – Reconstructed [Compilation] + Win Boston Tickets

A name well-known among hip-hop and electronic music fans, it's hard to argue with DJ Shadow's influence. His critically-acclaimed 1996 debut album, Endtroducting…, on Mo Wax Records, has been cited as the first…

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Earmilk Interview: Groundislava & Jerome LOL in Boston

Last Thursday, Boston (more accurately, Cambridge)'s Basstown Productions celebrated their eighth anniversary of throwing Boston's longest-standing techno parties by bringing some West Coast vibes to a chilly Massachusetts, with Friends…

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Earmilk Interview: Bryan Black (Black Asteroid)

If you haven't caught a Black Asteroid performance, you're missing out. Whether he's laying down his own dark techno at a public club for a larger audience or DJing a…

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Loopus Amadeus – On The Loose EP

Birmingham, U.K., label Dubnoir (run by Chris James, one half of Coat of Arms alongside Eats Everything) pride themselves on bringing the freshest house music to the public — their words — so…

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Festival Report: Together Boston

Lately I've been falling more and more in love with Boston's underground music scene. I'm sort of new to the whole thing, as a recent college graduate who's only been…

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Bambounou – "Heroic Deeds" (L.A.D.S. Remix)

Fresh Boston duo L.A.D.S., comprised of the already-established Loopus Amadeus and Dark & Stormy, have released a remix of Bambounou (Youngunz) for introductory download. Combining elements of UK bass, tech…

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Nero at Royale Boston [Concert Review]

I sort of feel like Nero is my brostep baby. I'm not at all an advocate of elitist genre-sorting, of which the "brostep" genre is basically a condescending component, and I…

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Earmilk Interview: M83 in Boston

Last Sunday, the self-proclaimed "shy" Frenchman known as Anthony Gonzalez made a transformation from humble interviewee to total rockstar in a matter of hours. I'd describe myself as a casual…

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Pictureplane at Great Scott [Concert Review]

Being a recovering indie kid is weird. These days, I primarily listen to electronic music and go to electronic shows, where the beat is king and dancing is the norm.…

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G-Eazy at the Middle East Downstairs [Concert Review]

One inebriated night wandering the streets of New York City, a strange woman approached my friend and, in complete earnest, said, "You're a firework, I can tell." I guess I…

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Shlohmo at Brighton Music Hall + New Video

After this Saturday, I've decided that Shlohmo has it all. From delicious, glitchy L.A. beats in the vein of Brainfeeder to dark, dragged out post-punk influences (as seen in his mix for…

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Introducing: Crocodiles

I wasn't entirely sure how to frame this post: Crocodiles have been around since at least 2008, with two LPs out on Fat Possum Records and a handful of EPs to boot,…

DJ Shadow – Reconstructed [Compilation] + Win Boston Tickets

Earmilk Interview: Groundislava & Jerome LOL in Boston

Earmilk Interview: Bryan Black (Black Asteroid)

Loopus Amadeus – On The Loose EP

Festival Report: Together Boston

Bambounou – "Heroic Deeds" (L.A.D.S. Remix)

Nero at Royale Boston [Concert Review]

Earmilk Interview: M83 in Boston

Pictureplane at Great Scott [Concert Review]

G-Eazy at the Middle East Downstairs [Concert Review]

Shlohmo at Brighton Music Hall + New Video

Introducing: Crocodiles

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