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Mass Mix: Squirrel Flower, Red Amandala And Other Artists Boston Has On Heavy Rotation February 2, 2021 Squirrel Flower, “Explain It To Me" Squirrel Flower has blossomed into a standout vocalist in the Boston music scene. Featuring her trademark poetic, earthy melodies and smooth harmonizations, Squirrel Flower appropriately closes 2020 with her latest release, an ethereal cover of Liz Phair's 1993 sleeper hit, Explain It To Me. It's a ghostly, melancholic reflection on leaving places, people, and memories from the past behind and moving on to more positive experiences. It's a poignant son...

Demidevil Especially these days, it's always important to escape from reality for a little bit. Luckily for us, Ashnikko's stunning new mixtape  Demidevil provides just that -- an eccentric, breathtaking trip out of our daily life and into a strange, sexy and fantastical pop landscape. Playing like an acid trip that gets better and better over time,  Demidevil refuses to be confined to one sound. One moment, Ashnikko is swearing off a former lover alongside a sample from Kelis' classic track "Caught Out There" on "Deal With It"; the next, she's completely reworking Avril Lavigne's "Sk8r B...

Perfume Genius will release IMMEDIATELY Remixes on February 19. Listen to Boy Harsher's take on “Your Body Changes Everything” now.

The 50 albums that saved us from 2020 Updated Dec 20, 2020; Facebook Share What’s left to say? For many of us, 2020 was the worst year of our lives. No need to list all the reasons why. But even as the pandemic snarled just about every aspect of our lives to a screeching halt, music somehow endured. In fact, it was a supremely good year for album releases, due in some part to musicians being kept from touring and allowed ample time to create from home. This year we had gargantuan surprises, sensational debuts, hopeful comebacks — whenever concerts resume, there will be literally too man...

Rambunctiousness. it could be healthy for any democracy that the push towards conformity and the way the fund raisers work over new members, it is kind of important for the new class to resist that, right? >> i completely agree. i mean, you know, the world around our legislative body changes. and so the legislative body itself also needs to change and adapt to the new realities around it. and i thought, you know, you're already seeing that in some extremely productive and healthy ways. you saw a lot of the incoming freshmen tweeting out from the orientation process about the number of lobbyist...