Dover ska band The Feel Goods' debut album got a boost from Less Than Jake member Roger Lima. The band will play a CD release show in May.
Author: Austin Sorette
Better known: Tristan Omand’s latest
Local singer-songwriter Tristan Omand reflects on his newest album, which he'll soon unveil in Newmarket.
Block Six series offers intimate shows
Block Six Presents, a new concert series held in the restaurant at 3S Artspace in Portsmouth, showcases local acts of all genres in a uniquely intimate setting.
Clear and hazy
Doug Tuttle adds polish to his new album without losing its psych vibe The first thing fans of Doug Tuttle might notice about his sophomore...
David Liebe Hart heads to Portsmouth
Talking to David Liebe Hart, it’s hard to differentiate between reality and delusion. During a nearly hour-and-a-half phone conversation, Hart shifted sporadically between a number...
Die-hard ambition
Rick Rude’s new EP features hard work on laid-back jams Sure, Seacoast band Rick Rude sometimes is pigeonholed as a “slacker rock” band. And yes,...
Downbeat to upswing
Live jazz can be a tough sell for modern audiences. The local jazz scene has waxed and waned over the years as venues have come and gone and entertainment tastes have changed. But a number of active local musicians and supportive venues have helped create a vibrant jazz community in the Seacoast.
Free will: Julianna Barwick comes to Portsmouth
Julianna Barwick carefully cultivates the art of spontaneity on her new album.
Muddy Ruckus brings new disc to Portsmouth
Portland-based band Muddy Ruckus talks about the inspirations behind their new album, Pretty Bones, which they'll introduce with a show at The Press Room in Portsmouth on Saturday, May 14.
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Reviews of recent albums by Seacoast bands The Woolly Mammoths, Marvel Prone, and Palanapanache.
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Reviews of new albums by Seacoast bands Sojoy, Jig and Funk, and Sam Carp
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Local music writer Austin Sorette reviews the latest releases from Seacoast bands Cold Engines, Groove Lounge, and Green Bastard.
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Reviews of new albums by Seacoast bands The Green Bullets, Skee, and Wellfleet.
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Reviews of recent CDs by New Hampshire bands Badfellows, Order of Thieves, and Two Days From Monday.
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Reviews of the latest albums by Seacoast acts Guy Capecelatro III, Charles, and Heavy Pockets.
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Reviews of the latest albums from local acts Jim Rioux, Notches, and Von Berwick.
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Reviews of the latest CDs from local bands The Trichomes, Almanac Mountain, and Heavy Pockets.
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Music writer Austin Sorette shares his reviews of the latest releases from Seacoast bands Lilith, Rick Rude, and Black Lake.
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Reviews of the latest albums by Seacoast bands Waco Sparkler, Samuel E. Carpenter, and Slow Coyote.
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“Bones” by The Ghosts of Electricity Spark & Fizz Records File Under: atmospheric, avant-pop, experimental It’s fitting that the dreamy music and surrealist lyrical poetry...
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Reviews of the latest albums from local acts Guy Capecelatro III, Superdude, and Mara Flynn.
Now Hear This: Seacoast CD reviews
Reviews of new CDs by Seacoast bands Wooden Eye, Slow Coyote, Black Norse, Big Mess, and Greed Island.
Oh, the places they’ll go
With the release of a new album approaching, Portsmouth-based alternative-psych and gypsy-punk band People Like You keeps moving.
Stretching the imagination
“The Adventures of Oliver Z. Wanderkook,” on stage now at West End Studio Theatre in Portsmouth, takes guests on a journey through all realms of art.
The depth perception of ‘BugNef’
The Sound spoke to the duo behind local hip-hop act BugNef to talk about their new EP, the origins of their collaboration, and the state of hip-hop in the Granite State.
