In the midst of a post blink-182 tour depression, Mark Hoppus decided he needed to self medicate with some collaboration. What he had intended to be a project involving multiple friends from bands he
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Seventeen year old wunderkind Billie Eilish wastes no time stomping her foot down on her debut full length "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" After a brief vocal track of her declaring she
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Amber Bain - a.k.a. The Japanese House, has been not so quietly making a name for herself over the past 4 years. With an impressive collection of EP's and singles already under her belt, Bain has
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Boston Calling used 2018 to prove it has come quite a long way. From it's modest beginnings as a more indie affair in Government Center, to contender for festival lineup of the year at Harvard's
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Given the amount of critical acclaim, and hype that has surrounded Courtney Barnett, it can be a little startling to realize her newest release "Tell Me How You Really Feel" is only her sophomore
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Erin Birgy has been the creative mastermind behind the music of Mega Bog for around a decade. With the arrival of 2017 came the band's biggest break with their new album Happy Together. We here at
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I've come to measure my years not by the arrival of January 1st, but rather by the arrival of the annual Coachella lineup announcement. This year is no different than any other in regards to the
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Where the hell did Summer go? That's the question on everyone's mind right now, but hey, it aint all bad! Y'know why? That's right! Riot Fest is around the corner. The lineup is stacked per usual. We
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Love her or hate her, Lana Del Rey has managed to carve herself out a spot in pop culture that might put the “cult” in pop culture. On her fifth album, “Lust For Life,” she seems to be
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Back in a 2012 interview, Dave Grohl commented on the state of rock n' roll, claiming the current musical climate was not unlike it was in 1991, right before Nirvana broke through. Three years later,
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The countdown is on, and it's T-6 sleeps until Boston Calling. If you haven't noticed, everyone is a buzz about how this year is the first year Boston Calling's lineup has put them in the realm of
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Paramore waste no time setting the tone on their newest album After Laughter, hopping into their audible Delorean, and punching it to 88 miles per hour, and turning the clock to 1985 with lead single
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You may not have heard of them yet, but in light of their recent "The Cabin EP," FOXTRAX is sure to be popping up on your Spotify "Discover Weekly" playlist in no time. The aptly named EP was
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COIN arrived with their debut self-titled album two years ago, bolstering an infectiously catchy single with "Fingers Crossed." Two years later, and these fellas have really honed in on the sound
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Labor Day weekend is over and with it, Riot Fest Denver. But fear not, for in two weeks, Riot Fest Chicago is going down. This year's notable headliners include The Flaming Lips, Morrissey and The
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Over here at B-Sides, we don't like to brag, but we have a tendency to snag interviews with artists on the cusp of blowing up. *cough*Hozier*cough* We have a pretty good feeling about this guy Todd
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Another year, another Coachella. The festival is arguably the most famous one, and the must see event of the year for most die hard music fans. In the past few years it has sort of become a place for
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Fall is here, and with it, the 6th semi-annual Boston Calling Music Festival. B-Sides will be there as always, making sure we see as much great music as we do consume Sam Adams Octoberfest beers.
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Summer is synonymous with a lot of things; ice cream, the beach, and vacation to name a few. Probably one of the biggest is summer camp, and the music scene's version of it kicks off this week with
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Alex Winston might not be a household name in America yet but, she's certainly on her way there. Currently opening for Neon Trees on their North American tour, the 27 year old singer-songwriter is
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Winter has finally let up in Boston, and with it's exit, we welcome the fifth semiannual Boston Calling music festival. As always, one of, if not the smallest festival in the circuit more than makes
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The new Mumford & Sons album "Wilder Mind" isn't bad. It's not good but, it's not bad. At best, it's boring. You can certainly hear what the band wanted this album to be; proof that they don't need
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2005. That was like two years ago, right? A full decade has passed since the year that brought us Tom Cruise jumping on Oprah's couch, 40 Year Old Virgin, Hurricane Katrina, and the incredibly tragic
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It's just shy of a year since we interviewed Hozier, the studly Irish crooner, who at the time was selling out his first proper North American tour. When we interviewed him, he was playing the Red
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Modest Mouse return from their eight year record hiatus with the triumphant new "Strangers To Ourselves." The album is sure to be a fan pleaser as it doesn't reinvent the wheel too much in the way of
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February is here, and with it, the 2015 Grammy Awards. LL Cool J will be licking his lips as host for the fourth consecutive time in a year full of as many familiar faces, as it is new ones. There's
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Another year, another Coachella. The line-up for the 2015 edition of the ever popular, ever famous Indio, California music festival was just released, and it's a pretty mixed bag. The headliners
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Another day, another "Best of" list. We forewarned you with the last post about the bevy of best of lists you'd be seeing in the next few weeks. Here's my favorite movies of the year!
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Another year, another slew of best of lists. The amount of lists can be a little overwhelming but, they're a great way to find new music you might have missed, or not given the time of day throughout
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After an impressive twelve year run, Florida quintet Anberlin have decided to call it quits this year. The split seems to be an amicable one, with the band embarking on a final world tour before they
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Taylor Swift released her fifth studio album "1989" last week, and with it, she swiftly(sorry, had to) pulled her entire music catalog from Spotify. Artists are no stranger to demonizing the music
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Finch broke onto the post-hardcore scene with 2002's "What It Is To Burn," a pivotal album in the scene, that the band recently celebrated the anniversary of with a tour which saw them playing the
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