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Digging through the Internet I couldn’t find how exactly the Boston-born, Brooklyn-based indie trio Horse Jumper of Love chose their name, but thankfully their sonic »
If reggae is the vibrant music of Pan-Africanism, England’s Steel Pulse are the militant child of the Jamaican diaspora rising against societal ills and political »
Is it 30 years in teal or aquamarine? Truth be told, no one here’s an expert on color theory but if teal is a clue, »
The 2024 School of Rock AllStars Tour is really multiple tours in one heady week, July 22-27, all landing at some of the best indie »
Drummer Tyler Schwarz spent a decade behind the kit and on the road with West Palm Beach’s most celebrated indie band, Surfer Blood, until Covid »
Island dweller Toni Demuro brings his whimsical visual world to the pages of PureHoney this month, and with him comes a long list of distinguished credits. Sardinia, »
The Garden are unlike anyone you’ll ever hear or see. Sonically, they have few obvious points of comparison, and very little attachment to any specific »
Arriving in the early ‘90s as if they’d stepped through an ’80s haze, The Spits might be the most important thing to come out of »
There’s the jazz school of thought that pushes the “it’s the notes left out” agenda to explain the quirk and eccentricity of jazz genius, and »
For my money “Lazy Eye” is one of the great rock songs of the 21st Century. In just under six minutes, the 2006 track by »
“Punk rock” is a Rorschach test that brings out the listener’s latent or, in some cases, stated intentions and ideology. Idles have been known to reject »
Bogotá, Colombia’s Monsieur Periné are headed to the U.S. this spring with a catalogue of jazzy, folkloric, Afro-Latin pop that is offbeat enough to invite »
