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American Laundromat Records has announced that the third installment from Juliana Hatfield's covers series, Juliana Hatfield Sings ELO, will be released on November 17. Hatfield recently shard "Don't Bring Me Down," the first single from her upcoming ELO covers album. "ELO's 'Don't Bring Me Down' is

American Laundromat Records has announced that the third installment from Juliana Hatfield's covers series, Juliana Hatfield Sings ELO, will be released on November 17. Hatfield recently shard "Don't Bring Me Down," the first single from her upcoming ELO covers album. "ELO's 'Don't Bring Me Down' is

In the second part of this two-part series on criminal justice reform, Worth sits down with two people who were wrongfully convicted and incarcerated to discover how they were ultimately brought to justice.

In the first part of this two-part series on criminal justice reform, Worth sits down with Lava Media cofounders Jason Flom and Jeff Kempler to discuss how they became involved with the Innocence Project and the impact of wrongful convictions.

Photo by David Doobinin Like many introverts, Juliana Hatfield has had an easier time adapting to lockdown life than most. For the veteran singer-songwriter, Blake Babies bandleader, and former Lemonhead, the past 15+ months have not just been tolerable but downright “great”: an extended vacation and creative retreat, doubling as universal vindication. She was born for solitude. “Generally, in my life, I’ve been inclined to separate myself from other people, ...

Juliana Hatfield (Courtesy David Doobinin) For someone who has lived in Cambridge for the better part of 15 years, Juliana Hatfield feels remarkably far away. “It’s hard to resist the pull of modernity, although I keep trying,” she tells me from her home in Central Square after redialing me from her crackling landline. One day, she says, she’ll be totally off the grid; for now, though, leading up to the release of her 19th solo album “Blood” (out May 14), she maintains her social me...