Back to All Events Liz Phair // Blondshell Tuesday, November 21, 2023 7:00 PM 11:30 PM Roadrunner 89 Guest Street Boston, MA, 02135 United States (map) Google Calendar ICS Info. Hump Nights Oct 11 Indoor Friends | Half Dizzy | Bad Idea USA Oct 12 Spider Water Record Release Oct 23 No Other Land Oct 25 Trace Mountains / Long Beard Oct 26 Pearl Sugar, Dress Better Please, Kai Burns Nov 1 AGFA Horror Trailer Double Feature Nov 4 Ruby Grove / The Plus Ones / Marilyn Eden Nov 5 The Presidential Erection: Dance & Drag Party Nov 13 Beautiful Was The Fight Nov 13 The Modern Faces / Perfectly Lethal / Whyte Lipstick / Luddites Nov 14 Linnea’s Garden / The Ghouls / Catwolf / Goodkarma Nov 15 The 4th Wall 1-Year Anniversary w/ Trash Sun, Lady Pills, The Dreamtoday, and Petal Dance Latest Music Singles, Singles, Singles The Daylilies and Ruby Grove trot out new singles at The Jungle. Sweeping Promises: “Petit Four” Stripped down post punk bop with art school trendz. Art School Girlfriend: “I Would Die 4 U” An icy ambient beatscape. Dummy: “Blue Dada” Halfway rock, halfway electro. Molly O’Leary: “Marigold” An indie pop strummer that’s slow out of the gate. Trace Mountains: “Hard To Accept” Synth strains and blessed indie warbling. Saeddyr: “Mask” Dark folk, my friend. Ruby Grove: “Crystal Land” One chapter of a rock musical in search of a stage? Headsick: “New Moons” A crunchy, emo pop grinder. Alexander: “Good Guy” A mellow medium tempo bedroom pop rambler. Worcester, Denied! Sailor Down headlines a Worcester house show at Midway Cafe. Robo Pumpkin: “Tour Guide From The Underworld” (feat. Ash Tuesday) Whoah, that collab! Dumb Waiter: “Joy In A Walk-In Freezer” Jazz fusion, bitches! Wait, don’t run, the good kind! “Ukulele” Is Hard To Spell Deerhoof miss a priceless collab opportunity at Arts at the Armory. Nicoteens: “Slommy (Stabs In The Dark)” A jangly pop punk burner. The Backyard MMOSS: i From the Archives, New Hampshire psych also rises. Interview: Middle Distance Runner A chat with Middle Distance Runner from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Less is more. Bent Shapes: Feels Weird From the Archives, Feels Weird doesn’t feel weird at all. Interview: Lord Jeff A chat with Lord Jeff from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Quiz Time! The Hump Nights giveaways get an upgrade. Interview: Arms and Sleepers A chat with Arms and Sleepers from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Hump Day News reflects on what the site fucked up (and did right!) in 2023. One Door Closes, The 4th Wall Opens Andrew Stern; interview with DIY venue 4th Wall organizers; and more. AER079: You Can Be A Wesley An Ampeater Review of You Can Be A Wesley from the Archives. Just Ask Ansel The nation’s leading incel advice columnist on love and life. Letter from the Editor Hump Day News kicks off Hump Nights. Sharon Is Carin’ The nation’s leading wellness goddess on living better. Letter from the Editor Hump Day News supports Bandcamp United on May Day and every day! Interview: Sammy Yager of Birthdays A chat with the Sammy Yager of Birthdays from the Archives.
Liz Phair // Blondshell Tuesday, November 21, 2023 7:00 PM 11:30 PM Roadrunner 89 Guest Street Boston, MA, 02135 United States (map) Google Calendar ICS Info. Hump Nights Oct 11 Indoor Friends | Half Dizzy | Bad Idea USA Oct 12 Spider Water Record Release Oct 23 No Other Land Oct 25 Trace Mountains / Long Beard Oct 26 Pearl Sugar, Dress Better Please, Kai Burns Nov 1 AGFA Horror Trailer Double Feature Nov 4 Ruby Grove / The Plus Ones / Marilyn Eden Nov 5 The Presidential Erection: Dance & Drag Party Nov 13 Beautiful Was The Fight Nov 13 The Modern Faces / Perfectly Lethal / Whyte Lipstick / Luddites Nov 14 Linnea’s Garden / The Ghouls / Catwolf / Goodkarma Nov 15 The 4th Wall 1-Year Anniversary w/ Trash Sun, Lady Pills, The Dreamtoday, and Petal Dance Latest Music Singles, Singles, Singles The Daylilies and Ruby Grove trot out new singles at The Jungle. Sweeping Promises: “Petit Four” Stripped down post punk bop with art school trendz. Art School Girlfriend: “I Would Die 4 U” An icy ambient beatscape. Dummy: “Blue Dada” Halfway rock, halfway electro. Molly O’Leary: “Marigold” An indie pop strummer that’s slow out of the gate. Trace Mountains: “Hard To Accept” Synth strains and blessed indie warbling. Saeddyr: “Mask” Dark folk, my friend. Ruby Grove: “Crystal Land” One chapter of a rock musical in search of a stage? Headsick: “New Moons” A crunchy, emo pop grinder. Alexander: “Good Guy” A mellow medium tempo bedroom pop rambler. Worcester, Denied! Sailor Down headlines a Worcester house show at Midway Cafe. Robo Pumpkin: “Tour Guide From The Underworld” (feat. Ash Tuesday) Whoah, that collab! Dumb Waiter: “Joy In A Walk-In Freezer” Jazz fusion, bitches! Wait, don’t run, the good kind! “Ukulele” Is Hard To Spell Deerhoof miss a priceless collab opportunity at Arts at the Armory. Nicoteens: “Slommy (Stabs In The Dark)” A jangly pop punk burner. The Backyard MMOSS: i From the Archives, New Hampshire psych also rises. Interview: Middle Distance Runner A chat with Middle Distance Runner from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Less is more. Bent Shapes: Feels Weird From the Archives, Feels Weird doesn’t feel weird at all. Interview: Lord Jeff A chat with Lord Jeff from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Quiz Time! The Hump Nights giveaways get an upgrade. Interview: Arms and Sleepers A chat with Arms and Sleepers from the Archives. Letter from the Editor Hump Day News reflects on what the site fucked up (and did right!) in 2023. One Door Closes, The 4th Wall Opens Andrew Stern; interview with DIY venue 4th Wall organizers; and more. AER079: You Can Be A Wesley An Ampeater Review of You Can Be A Wesley from the Archives. Just Ask Ansel The nation’s leading incel advice columnist on love and life. Letter from the Editor Hump Day News kicks off Hump Nights. Sharon Is Carin’ The nation’s leading wellness goddess on living better. Letter from the Editor Hump Day News supports Bandcamp United on May Day and every day! Interview: Sammy Yager of Birthdays A chat with the Sammy Yager of Birthdays from the Archives.
The Daylilies and Ruby Grove trot out new singles at The Jungle.