Tag: fiddlehead
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Fiddlehead – “Porch Light”
Leveraging heart-thumping melodicism has always been Fiddlehead’s stronghold, and here, it doubles as the power to make even the worst of times sound kind of beautiful as you’re navigating the darker days of life season’s with another.
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Fiddlehead – “The Dogs”
Listening to the ‘Baby I’ll Change’ positive anthem, you can’t help but wonder why we all can’t have adult friendships like the ones the guys in Fiddlehead have…
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Fiddlehead – “Baby I’ll Change”
With death again in view, the Boston post-hardcore band sits with their thoughts and lets silence hold space in their catharsis on the central epitaph off their new EP.
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How Much Art – “XO”
In attempting to understand one of the human experience’s deepest emotions, the art-punk band led by Patrick Flynn go beyond heartbeats and reach the core.
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How Much Art – “PR”
A bold way to get word of your arrival out from the new synth-punk band featuring Pat Flynn of Fiddlehead and a host of (mostly) New England hardcore and indie rock familiars.
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The Best Hardcore & Metal Scene Albums of 2023
Celebrating the breakthroughs and the continued fetes of the scene’s continued evolution with the Best Hardcore and Metal Scene Albums of 2023.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2023
In a year in music that felt like a lot, there was no shortage of great new sounds across the alternative spectrums of rock, pop, rap, and its experimental edges with the 50 Best Albums of 2023.
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Recommended Album: Fiddlehead – ‘Death Is Nothing to Us’
On their third LP, the Boston post-hardcore rockers are barreling harder than ever into the void, doing their most to avoid it, and making every second count for us all.
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Fiddlehead – “Sleepyhead”
The latest preview off ‘Death Is Nothing to Us’ gives off one of the Boston melodic hardcore band’s most active charges from the friction of its internal monologue pushing off the days.