Hobo Chili adds plenty of ingredients to their self-titled debut album
The album is full of catchy songs and the musicianship on the album seems to be only a teaser of the excitement that their live shows will generate.
Noisey Documentary Takes Close Look at Influence of Two Tone Ska
This short film narrated by Tim Armstrong takes a close look at what made British ska revival of the late 70s and early 80s so unique
Learn Ska Guitar with Big D’s Alex Stern
As part of the Boston Herald’s Guestlisted Guitar Series, Jed Gottlieb sits down with local guitarist Alex Stern for a guitar lesson.
REVIEW: Poor Jeremy – “It Could Always Be Worst”
Excellent debut LP brings worldly ska-punk with a youthful energy
Suburban Legends Announce New Album with Lyric Video
Southern California ska/punk band Suburban Legends released a lyrics video* for “Forever In the Friendzone,” a track from their new album of the same name due out June 2.
Members of The Alchemystics Lost in Car Accident
We are saddened to learn of the passing of Todd “Demse” Zullo and Brian “Budzy” White earlier this month.
Throwback Thursday: Mighty Mighty Bosstones Perform ” Where’d You Go” at Middle East in 1995
Watch the Mighty Mighty Bosstones perform their classic “Where’d You Go?” live at the Middle East Downstairs in December of 1995
REVIEW: RareBreed Recording Co. Sampler Warms Up Ska Fans for the Summer
Right off the bat, the sampler, put together by the founders of the RareBreed label Obi Fernandez (Westbound Train) and Vinnie Fiorello (Less Than Jake), immediately draws eyes because of its killer line-up of bands.
LISTEN: Poor Jeremy’s Debut Album “It Could Always Be Worst”
Boston ska-punks release their first album in preparation for their tour and subsequent hiatus
Spring Heeled Jack USA Announce July 26th Show At The Sinclair
Last stop of the band’s mini-tour brings SHJ to Boston for the first time since 2013