From the wilderness of Bangor, ME comes the indie infused sounds of Milk Street, who will be playing the Cantab Lounge in Cambridge tonight to kick off the month in May in grand fashion with music fans and enthusiasts flocking from all over to get their local music fix. I've been enamored with Milk Street for some time, as they have an original, eclectic musical blend that is genreless in fashion and has a potent energy to it where you won't be standing still when you see the

Connecticut based singer-songwriter James MacPherson has released his much anticipated debut solo album to the world today titled "All This Happened". The effort is a stunning, beautiful effort with James's angelic voice soaring infinitely to the sky immediately upon the leadoff single "Arizona", and his presence is felt in some way, shape, or form all the way throughout that is quite simply breathtaking. James is also part of the collective Bonsai Trees with Nick Sokol that

Portland, ME musical prodigies Rigometrics have just released their brand new album to the masses the other day titled "The Rigossance Era" and are gearing up to play The Rockwell in Davis Sq. Somerville on Thur. 5/21. The band have an eclectic mixture of rock and funk with some psychedelic rock elements thrown in to create an highly insatiable blend that is guaranteed to draw fans in left and right. The trio consists of Derek Haney on drums, Joey Berger on guitar, and Keenan

Boston/LA based electro-pop singer songwriter Sean Pitaro has unleashed a torrent wave of beauty on his brand new single out to listeners today called "Umbrella". Originally from Los Angeles, Sean has a mysterious yet hauntingly beautiful voice that clearly demonstrates his musical intent to the audience, which is feeling insanely comfortable and enraptured with his exceptional musical qualities. I featured him on the site once before, and I was immediately impressed with his