Sleepover Show #100: Deer Tick

Well here we are.  100 shows in, and we’re still going strong.  We are thrilled to be able to bring you good music each week.  We love meeting up with bands, finding interesting places to film, and sharing the videos with you.  We have a lot of plans in the works for the site, and [...]

Sleepover Show #80: Grouplove

We never know what to expect when we meet bands, those first few minutes after introductions can sometimes be a little bit quiet.  The band sets up, we get the cameras and audio ready to go, and then after a song or two things get easier and we chat more freely.  This was not the [...]

Sleepover Show #78: Dawes

Dawes has had a hell of a year.  After releasing their first album, North Hills, in 2009, the band toured constantly, building a fan-base of thousands willing to sing along to the instant anthem of When My Time Comes.  On the road again with a new album worth of songs, and after Taylor and Griffin [...]

Sleepover Show #74: Frightened Rabbit

Fresh off of our trip to this year’s Newport Folk Festival, we convened with Scott Hutchison, singer and songwriter of Glasgow band, Frightened Rabbit. In support of Death Cab for Cutie, Frightened Rabbit were in the South End of Boston at the Bank of America Pavilion gearing up to open that night’s show. With only [...]

Sleepover Show #39: Chris Bathgate

Before embarking on a tour this summer with his full band to help support his latest release, Salt Year, Chris Bathgate did a mini solo tour.  Stopping off in Boston at TT the Bear’s Place, he joined us to perform a few tunes, doing multiple takes of each song, changing them, honing them, expanding their [...]

Sleepover Show #13: OK Go

So, there we were in Guster’s trailer.  Having shown up to the Life is Good Festival with scant details on just how we were going to film OK Go: all we knew was it would happen.  After looking at various spots and finding no respite from either the wind or the other performances going on, [...]

Sleepover Show #8: Lady Lamb the Beekeeper

I can tell you about the flood in my dreams until we both fall asleep. The last line of Lady Lamb the Beekeeper’s, Mexico, ME, —a song she played for us right after we crowded into her car to hide from the rain, is a good summation of her songs. A combination of the sweet [...]