• On July 10 ETERNAL OTTER RECORDS will be releasing its next slew of vinyl singles with a cool gig both in the Narrow Gauge museum and on the train itself. Seven-inches by JESSE PILGRIM AND THE BONFIRE, SAMUEL JAMES, D GROSS, and OVER A CARDBOARD SEA are all on tap, and they'll be playing to celebrate. It's an early show, and trains are always on time, so be there by 5 pm.
• Formerly a frequent BiMPy nominee, ANDI FAWCETT's been out of the scene for a couple years, but she's now back with DOUBTING GRAVITY, featuring SLY-CHI drummer DAVE HENAULT and MARION GRACE bassist JOSH PRESCOTT, and a solo album called Say It Anyway, which ought to be released before fall. Look for Fawcett at the Big Easy July 16.
• The MALLETT BROTHERS release their debut album at the Empire July 10. Check back next week for a review.
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The line-up for the Portland showcase at the CMJ Festival will be: SPOSE , BILLY LIBBY , THE MALLETT BROTHERS BAND , SUNSET HEARTS , THE MILKMAN'S UNION , THE TOUGHCATS , and KURT BAKER .
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The local group TRAILS , who've spent the summer playing the Big Easy Wednesday-night circuit, issued a second record this month, the Trails & Co.
- Otter calls
The adventurous folks at ETERNAL OTTER RECORDS have been keeping things nice and weird lately.
- An angry look back from Trails
As the local hip-hop scene begins to flex its muscles just a bit, the duo of Syn the Shaman and the Lin, a/k/a Trails, play the roles of angry young men.
- I wanna Jamericana
For some of us, the title of Dirigo's debut album makes perfect sense. But I can't tell you how many times I've been asked: "So, it's like Jamaican reggae, but played in America?"
- Boston bartenders bust up the Big Easy
There was a wedding, a funeral (for the Long Island Iced Tea), fried alligator, mechanical bulls, and Ron Jeremy on harmonica. Boston bartenders, who were there in full force, can attest to all of it.
- Pete Kilpatrick keeps the home blazes burning
If anyone has grown up right in front of his fans, it's Pete Kilpatrick.
- I want a range life
By some stretch of foul luck we missed last year's FREE RANGE MUSIC FESTIVAL , but we'd be consarned to let it happen again.
- Dynamo-P, Ryan Augustus, and Misl team up
It's testament to the depth of our local hip-hop scene that a side project like the new Manic Mondays can be so consistently strong throughout 17 proper tracks.
- Brahms’s fifth is a big red flag
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