New Bands for Old Heads
Gabbie, Jeff Van Dreason, Jacqui Devaney, Indie Scientist, David Coleman, Lavender Sound (Max Freedman), Dusty HenryNew music recommendations for people who don't keep up with new music. The record store experience, sans snobbery.
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Ersatz music critic turned curator. I help overwhelmed listeners fall back in love with music discovery. email for PR and collabs; submit music via website. [email protected]
Co-creator of Greater Boston podcast. Writer and sound designer. College administrator and writing professor.
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Founder of No Ripcord. Critic and podcast host, but primarily a music enthusiast.
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