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Gig Watch: November 2023

Gig Watch: November 2023

Shows not to miss in and around Boston for the month of November.

Deafheaven, Holy Fawn, Midwife played Royale – 3/9

Deafheaven, Holy Fawn, Midwife played Royale – 3/9

Black metal shoegazers Deafheaven brought a typically well-curated touring bill to Boston’s Royale a few Wednesdays back.

Noise Floor Radio Volume 107

Noise Floor Radio Volume 107

Number 107 in a weekly series of Noise Floor-curated playlists.

Noise Floor Radio Volume 78

Noise Floor Radio Volume 78

Number 78 in a weekly series of Noise Floor-curated playlists.

Boston’s Week-That-Would’ve-Been – 3/29-4/4

Boston’s Week-That-Would’ve-Been – 3/29-4/4

Surveying the weekly live music void in the pandemic age. 

Noise Floor Radio Volume 32

Noise Floor Radio Volume 32

Number 32 in a weekly series of Noise Floor-curated playlists. 

Top Records of 2015

Top Records of 2015

This was an exceptionally good year for music. I don’t get around to writing about albums nearly as much as I write about live shows, so I thought I’d take the year-end opportunity to get some thoughts down on what resonated with me in 2015. 

Deafheaven played Royale – 11/3

Deafheaven played Royale – 11/3

If we’ve met, you’re probably aware of my feelings on Deafheaven. The California-based black/post/gaze/whatever-metal band have been one of my favorite working acts since the release of their 2013 breakthrough Sunbather, and I talk about this frequently. They released their third record, New Bermuda, in October and 

R.I.P. TT’s: A post-mortem on Boston’s most poorly-lit venue

R.I.P. TT’s: A post-mortem on Boston’s most poorly-lit venue

July marked the end of the road for Cambridge’s storied TT the Bear’s place, but not before a special series of farewell shows and events. I missed most of the headline-generators, including surprise gigs from The Pixies and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, but I figured 

Pitchfork Music Festival on 35mm

Pitchfork Music Festival on 35mm

It was a busy end of summer, a busy entirety of fall and a busy beginning of winter – I did not have very much time to scan film. Now, however, the mystery of the 6 rolls of Ilford 400 I shot at my two