WBUR The ARTery • November 19, 2020

The Suitcase Junket Rebuilds In A State Of Uncertainty On 'The End Is New'

Matt Lorenz’s sixth album finds him in a state of catharsis and at odds with the world, a space that has yielded the most thoughtfully composed and polished release of his career.

WBUR The ARTery • November 6, 2020

Rapper Billy Dean Thomas Gets Self-Analytical On New EP 'For Better Of Worse'

A central theme on Thomas’ EP is their emotional relationship to systems outside of theirself -- the tracks offer a unique glimpse into the realm of self-analyzation for the outwardly observational rapper.

WBUR The ARTery • October 26, 2020

Rapper Latrell James Rises From 'Under' The Depths With New EP

Unlike previous releases, there’s an urgency driving the through line of “Under” that makes past projects — though concise and intentional — feel meandering. From atop the peak of Boston hip-hop, Latrell James is aggravated, admittedly sick of all the noise and ready to take over the world.

WBUR The ARTery • October 8, 2020

The Unshakable Companionship Of Darlingside, Boston's Indie Folk Darlings

The quartet is out with “Fish Pond Fish,” a warm and welcoming step forward for the band into the realm of pop, though distinctively rustic and folk-driven.

WBUR The ARTery • September 23, 2020

7 Albums To Listen To This Fall

Between a slew of anxiously awaited releases from some of music’s biggest names, to some of the strongest and most compelling local music in a generation, the albums of this fall season have something for everyone, including tender, gauzy folk ballads, zesty indie-pop, pulsing electronic sensationalism and so much more.

WBUR The ARTery • May 5, 2020

Remembering Great Scott, A Beloved Safe Haven For Boston’s Music Community

As a musician and long time patron, the loss of Great Scott has brought on a great deal of reflection, and so, with the help of others also affected by its loss, we attempt to pay homage to a beloved institution.

WBUR The ARTery • April 23, 2020

Wrought With Intensity, Bad History Month’s New Album 'Old Blues' Is A Cynical Self-Examination

“Old Blues” is, in a word, unfettered; a fascinating look into the catharsis of psyche by means of discordant guitars, crude drums, and a raw, uncompromised voice.

WBUR The ARTery • April 3, 2020

Unearthing Busted Statues' 'Ashes And Relics' And Boston's Punk Underground

WBUR The ARTery • March 16, 2020

Beating Her Own Drum, Terri Lyne Carrington Continues To Push Jazz Forward

WBUR The ARTery • February 27, 2020

Grammy-Nominated Singer Emily King Brings New 'Scenery' To Somerville

Three-time Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Emily King will grace Davis Square as her winter acoustic tour culminates in a final performance at Somerville Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 29.

WBUR The ARTery • January 8, 2020

Watch A Nostalgic Underdog Story Unfold In The Video Premiere Of Beeef’s 'Little Guys'

WBUR's The ARTery • November 11, 2019

With Its New Album, Hallelujah The Hills Wants To Help You Find Solace In The Sadness Of Existence

WBUR The ARTery • July 26, 2019

Horse Jumper Of Love Revels In The Absurdity Of Divinity On Its Sophomore Album

WBUR The ARTery • June 7, 2019

Palehound’s Lush Third Album 'Black Friday' Is An Emotional Cascade

WGBH • November 29, 2018

Grand Ideas, Rock Wizards, And The Silent Scorn Of Van Morrison: The Inspiring Dumb Confidence Of Ryan H. Walsh

Grand Ideas, Rock Wizards, And The Silent Scorn Of Van Morrison: The Inspiring Dumb Confidence Of Ryan H. Walsh

WGBH • July 18, 2018

Bands You Should Know — The Ballroom Thieves

WGBH • July 11, 2018

Bands You Should Know — Ripe

The experience of Ripe’s live show is cathartic for their devout fan base, and a party at the very least for their newcomers.

WGBH • June 22, 2018

Bands You Should Know — Latrell James

The Dorchester-raised hip hop artist has been gaining steam on the Boston music scene for several years and is now receiving national attention by sticking to what he knows best: his own life, and growing up in the area.