Our list of artists to watch for the upcoming year, with a little help from our arts-savvy friends from around New England.
From tribute nights to DIY up-and-comers, Factory Portland and Newz by The Nunz has your close coverage.
Mammal Dap gives Take a sneak peek of their upcoming EP, and offers us a not-so-tiny live show at The Barnhouse.
BRZOWSKI and his labelmates at Milled Pavement have been speaking truth to power for years, and don’t plan on stopping.
New England’s last living archive of synthesizers and electronic instruments is online and part of a long, somewhat tragic history.
Portland’s writer-director duo on Rusticator Pictures, and how to make a movie that captures Maine’s “Maine-ness.”
Kontak Creative brings you strange beeps, screeches, hums, and flashing lights, courtesy of its inventive founder.
Vivian Beer wins reality shows and prestigious fellowships, and remains optimistic in this uncertain future for queer creatives.
Miette Gillette moved from NYC to rural Vermont, where she inseminates pigs and publishes experimental literature.
First Light tells the story of the systematic displacement of the Wabanaki people and what the state of Maine did to help them heal.
