At the last date of Bamboozle Roadshow, in Mansfield, MA., I interviewed Chloe Grabanski of the organization To Write Love On Her Arms. Chloe... »
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Interview: Chloe Grabanski of To Write Love On Her Arms
At the last date of Bamboozle Roadshow, in Mansfield, MA., I interviewed Chloe Grabanski of the organization To Write Love On Her Arms. Chloe runs communications for TWLOHA, and is also the Benefit Coordinator. As of the end of August, she will have been with the organization for a full two years. Her full... »
Non-mainstream essentials: June 2010
By Nicholas DiNatale Staff Writer June’s largest success: VersaEmerge’s Fixed At Zero Looking back at June’s releases, there were a number of very solid records produced. From Hawthorne Heights’ fourth full-length, Skeletons, to Pierce The Veil’s sophomore album, Selfish Machines, the month did not disappoint. However, one of the most fulfilling records of the month was... »
Non-mainstream essentials: May 2010
By: Nicholas DiNatale Staff writer Last month’s largest success: Circa Survive’s Blue Sky Noise Without a doubt, Blue Sky Noise deserves the most attention amongst April’s releases. The long awaited follow up to 2007’s On Letting Go was finally released on April 20th. It can easily be said that the wait was well justified by the product.... »
This Providence headlines The Middle East
By Nick DiNatale with Lena Mirisola Staff Writers The ‘Bout Damn Time Tour arrived in Cambridge, Massachusetts on April 13th 2010, at The Middle East restaurant in order to play for a rather large crowd of indie-rock and pop-punk fans. The tour, which travels all across the country, features The Bigger Lights, Anarbor, The Audition and... »
Artery Foundation Tour visits Allentown, Pennsylvania
By Nicholas DiNatale with Lena Mirisola Staff Writers On Thursday April 1st, 2010, the Artery Foundation Across The Nation Tour made its way to the Crocodile Rock Café in Allentown, PA. Headlining the tour was post-hardcore band, Attack Attack!, supported by Breathe Carolina, I See Stars, Asking Alexandria, and Bury Tomorrow. Prior to the show, band members... »
Spring Music
by: James Knowles Staff-Writer Spring is in wake and with a new season comes new music. Spring is known to everyone as the season of rebirth. When the green fields grow back their luscious grass, leaves sprout from the trees, myriads of flowers can be seen through out the various parts of town. So when you’re looking... »
Vanna headlines first show at The Palladium
By Nicholas DiNatale with Lena Mirisola Staff Writers On Saturday, February 13th, 2010, The Valentine’s Day Massacre took place at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. The show featured many New England-based alternative and post-hardcore acts, including Boston based act, Vanna, who was headlining the show. From the photo pit, right in front of the stage, The Palladium... »
Local band plays their largest show yet
By Nick DiNatale with Lena Mirisola Staff Writers On Saturday, January 30th, The Venetia Fair’s headlining tour made its second stop at Rocko’s in Manchester, New Hampshire. Rocko’s happened to be the second of the two stops for the tour’s kickoff events. Before coming to a close, the tour is scheduled to make its way from... »
Cafe Night: What’s to come?
By: Radhika Akhil Staff Writer Cafe Night, one of last year’s biggest hits, is rapidly approaching. English teachers and co-coordinators, Jeffrey Kucaj and Jessica Lang, are working together with students to put the finishing touches on this upcoming event. Most people have not heard of Cafe Night, since the first one was only last year. Lang and... »
One More Brick
By Robert Gilman Staff Writer My ears are still ringing after the loudest and most intense nightclub concert I’ve been to. »
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