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It was a quiet night outside of The Middle East. Not too many people were passing by, as the cold of New England’s winter rolled down the streets with the threat of snow. For the first time all day, in the busy town of Cambridge, MA there was silence. But then, if you turned slightly to the right and through the doors of ZuZu,
He goes by Stock, and he is Boston’s latest producer/dj to hit the underground electronic music scene. You may have seen him play, you may have heard one of his tracks, but what you might not know is- who is the man behind Stock? Where did he get his start? What is his story? Second Society Report sat down with him this weekend after
Jon Walker, unofficially known as the king of the emo internet, is now taking on a new role as the king of the podcast. Available on Youtube, Spotify, and soon Apple Podcasts, Walker’s new podcast, aptly titled “Jon Walker’s Podcast” made its debut this past Friday. After rising to fame and touring the world as the bassist in pop-rock band Panic! At The Disco,
Get ready to put your headphones in and dance, because Australian pop star Betty Who has released a new album- and it is full of upbeat dance tracks and synth pop beats. With previous records “Take Me When You Go” (2014) and “The Valley” (2017) under her belt, “Betty” is Betty Who’s third studio album, and first album released as an independent artist after
Bring Me The Horizon are taking a break from touring following news that frontman and lead singer Oli Sykes’ has ruptured a vocal cord. Early yesterday afternoon the band broke the news to fans via their Instagram and Twitter that their Las Vegas show, scheduled for tonight had been cancelled due to “unforeseen circumstances.” It was a little over an hour later that they
Valentine’s day may be winding down, but it’s never too late to listen to a playlist filled with pop punk and alt rock’s best love songs. From “Still Into You” by Paramore to “Mother Tongue” by Bring Me The Horizon, we have all of your favorite bands covered and in one place. Perfect for a romantic evening with your special someone, or a nice
He may have high high hopes for a living, but his charity work is making a killing. In June 2018, Brendon Urie, lead singer and frontman of pop rock band Panic! At The Disco announced the Highest Hopes Foundation– a charitable effort aimed at raising money for nonprofits that support the Human Rights Campaign. “Today I present to you the Highest Hopes Foundation, created
Australian pop punk band With Confidence surprised fans late this afternoon with a re-release of their track “Pâquerette (Without Me).” Released in 2018 off of the band’s sophomore album “Love and Loathing,” the original version of “Pâquerette” is an acoustic ballad, with just soft guitar strumming and a light drum beat behind the vocals. While the song was not released as a single, it
New York has given birth to its fair share of highly talented musicians but one you may not have heard of yet is Two Feet. The brainchild of Zach Dess, Two Feet is a like a breath of fresh air for the music industry with its punchy bass tracks accompanied by guitar solo after guitar solo ripping through the speakers alongside beautifully composed lyricism.
Floridian Pop-Punk band Set it Off has done it again. After three years, and many tours, the band has finally released their fifth studio album, “Midnight.” The 15 song record dropped at midnight on February 1st, and within 48 hours had already surpassed over one million online streams. The album, which features everything from broadway-esque anthems, classically angry punk pieces, and the ever present
