American Nightmare played Brighton Music Hall – 2/18
Reactivated Boston hardcore vets American Nightmare headlined a sold-out show at Brighton on Presidents’ Day weekend with support from Pissed Jeans, Protester and Spiritual Cramp.
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Eleanor Friedberger played City Winery – 2/16
Singer/songwriter and one-time half of The Fiery Furnaces Eleanor Friedberger played an early show at Boston’s newest venue earlier this month.
Major Stars and Black Helicopter played ONCE Lounge – 2/15
Noisy Boston luminaries Major Stars and Black Helicopter teamed up for a show presented by Chunklet‘s Henry Owings at the ONCE Lounge last Thursday.
The Atlas Moth, Royal Thunder & more played Great Scott on Valentine’s Day
Chicago sludge metal quintet The Atlas Moth rolled through Allston with a killer bill of support including Atlanta’s Royal Thunder, Neurosis-affiliate project Mirrors for Psychic Warfare and local crew Lesser Glow for a very loud February the 14th.
The Skull played Middle East Upstairs – 2/2
Heavy metal supergroup The Skull landed in Cambridge last weekend for a show with likeminded locals Worshipper and Hey Zeus.
35mm Snapshots From Solid Sound
The month of January is awful, but remember June? June was great. In that spirit, Noise Floor offers an analog flashback to Wilco’s biennial Solid Sound Festival in bucolic Western Massachusetts last summer.
Sorority Noise played afterHours at Northeastern University – 1/18
Hartford-bred rockers Sorority Noise headlined Northeastern’s coffee shop performance space with Philly’s Katie Ellen and Boston’s Prior Panic.
True Widow played Great Scott – 1/14
Dallas stoner-gaze trio True Widow returned to Allston last Sunday night for a gig with local favorites Kal Marks.
Horse Jumper of Love, Wildhoney and Mini Dresses played Great Scott – 1/13
Disposable America and Anxiety Pop presented a stacked Saturday night bill in Allston.
Cymbals Eat Guitars played Great Scott – 12/28
Cymbals Eat Guitars swung by Allston’s Great Scott for an end-of-the-year show with Charles Bissell of The Wrens and Boston’s Bad History Month.