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The London rockers pack a punch with a thunderous recital of their new album. Shame about the sound…

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Rolling Stone Black Midi’s Avant-Rock Grows Gloriously Weirder on ‘Cavalcade’ The arty London do everything from bizarro-world Chili Peppers to folk serenity. By Anthrox Studios “In all the world there’s no escape from this infernal din,” Geordie Greep fittingly intones on “John L,” his spoken-word ravings spilled over spiky Henry Cow-meets-Primus riffs and a bruising rhythm section that could battle Battles. London’s Black Midi satiated critics’ chaos cravings on their out-of-nowhere 2019 debut,  Schagenheim. But the avant-rockers’ follow-up is even m...

lyere chuckles a bit at their temporary breakup. “It happens,” he says. “It was a growing experience for me. I fine-tuned my sense of manhood when I went to Denver, because I was challenged by a lot of experiences. The experience with Seth was one of those challenges. But there is always going to be love there, because Seth is my brother.” Evans moved to Brooklyn and lyere to Los Angeles to work on different projects, and they drifted apart. This year, though, Evans finished mixing and mastering the songs with some help from a friend. He reconnected with lyere, and the two decided t...

Healthy schools: a challenge normally, and a problem now Updated December 24, 2020, 2:30 a.m. Email to a Friend It has taken a deadly virus to shine a light on Boston’s poor school conditions It wasn’t until the last paragraph of the Dec. 17 editorial, “Let public health experts guide school reopenings,” that one sees mention of one of the most critical issues for the transmission of COVID-19 in our schools: ventilation. Most Boston schools have no ventilation systems, and many of the 30 schools with HVAC systems need upgrades. It’s common for teachers to work in over...