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Modern Baseball stopped by the House of Blues in Boston on their Holy Ghost Tour last week along with Thin Lips and Joyce Manor. For more information on Modern Baseball, check out their Facebook page or website.

Sharks in the Deep End are a six-piece band from Austin, Texas. Their debut LP, “Killin’ Machine” was released at the end of April and they’ve been on the road touring since. Music Existence had the chance to catch up with Sharks in the Deep End at their tour stop …

The Misadventures Tour stopped in Boston Tuesday night for a sold out show at the Paradise Rock Club with Pierce the Veil, I The Mighty and Movements. Pierce the Veil played their new album Misadventures in its entirety. They opened off the night with “Dive In,” “Texas Is Forever” and “The …

Motion City Soundtrack stopped in Boston on their So Long, Farewell Tour and I caught night one of their two night sold out stay at the Paradise Rock Club.

The Summer Set stopped in Boston on their Stories For Monday Tour on May 28th along with Handsome Ghost, Royal Teeth and Call Me Karizma. They opened the set up with “Figure Me Out,” a single off their new album Stories For Monday, followed along with “Jukebox (Life Goes On)” as well as “Boomerang.” …

Hailing from Bloomington, IN, Hoops brings you some of the loveliest music we’ve heard this year. Find dreamy, nostalgic, happy, and chill vibes in their awesome music here: Hoops Tape #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMJkBsH0BMc Hoops Tape #2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha8iJYGgHJc Hoops Tape #3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3gi5sHRhIw Artist Links: https://www.facebook.com/hoopsband/ http://hoopsband.blogspot.com/ Don’t miss out on the live …

The Nashville, TN band features rockstar musicians; brothers Jesse Brock, frontman on vocals and guitar, and Bowman Brock, drums and percussion, and Max Ingersoll as bassist. Their sound is a refreshing combination of alternative and progressive rock. Whilst listening to the album, I got some Muse vibes from their music …

Brit-rockers Max Raptor finally make their return with their self-titled follow up to 2013’s A Mother’s Ruin. After 3 albums most bands have realised who they are and where they want to be – something Max Raptor already had down by their second album. Their sound is gritty, noisy and …

Hit The Lights played the Massachusetts stop on May 15th of the Pure Noise Records Tour at the Brighton Music Hall along with Seaway, Can’t Swim and Casey Bolles. They played crowd favorites such as “Drop the Girl” and “Stay Out,” slowed it down a little with a new song “Lighthouse” and finished the …