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Bart Giamatti’s essay “The Green Fields of the Mind,” begins with the perfect description of baseball: “It breaks your heart.

Show You Should Know: Leland Sundries, Lowell, MA, July 10

I’ve been wanting to catch a Leland Sundries show ever since I stumbled on their first daytrotter session a few

Describing the show she’s curated this weekend at The Burren, Rachel Baldwin says, “It’s a family affair.” Rachel is playing

The Reconstructed just released its latest album, Great North Wind, and it’s full of the paradoxes and tensions that make

“Gun” is the first track on Burning the Deal, Erik Koskinen’s forthcoming album, and we are thrilled to premiere its

Last summer, I got the chance to drive a little north on a beautiful June day and bask in sunshine,

Josh Ritter said that he’s been in a “reflective” mood this year: it’s his twentieth year making music and performing.

Hayley Reardon has one of those voices that makes you shake your head. On “200 Years,” from her most recent

Bhi Bhiman has the type of voice that stops you in the middle of whatever it is you thought was

There are songs that are just so good that no one should ever cover them, and, up until a few