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Looking for a deep analysis of music? Craving those beautifully crafted descriptions? Look elsewhere on our site for that. Jim goes to shows. He has thoughts and these are them. So okay I haven’t done one of these in a while. I don’t do them for shows I play or…
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Itching for more content from your favorite Lowell staples? Are you tired of waiting for Squash new LP to drop? Need to just sit down and ingest the lactose you know will inevitably destroy you? If so, get stoked & get ready to see what The Sad Milk Collective has…
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Looking for a deep analysis of music? Craving those beautifully crafted descriptions? Look elsewhere on our site for that. Jim goes to shows. He has thoughts and these are them. This is a review I wrote 6 months ago or something I did it on my phone instead of my…
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Slated for a later release, Cassie Pearl‘s self titled EP tumbled it’s way into our eardrums earlier than intended. Cassie Pearl has created a yummy taste of glitchy pop, using relatable lyrical content that puts you in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, post tunnel ride downstream. Trappy, crushy beats guide you…
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Heather Millette has been a longtime mainstay of the Lowell music scene both as an observer and participant, regularly making appearances at open mic nights around the city, and as part of The Hearing Room‘s regular singer-songwriter showcases. With the release of her debut EP I Gotta Go to a…
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For the entirety of 2020 we will be hosting an entirely new Lowell Spin series: The Lowell Spin Sunday Matinee All Ages Show Series. In an effort to include the younger crowds and all genres, this new series aims to host a variety of differing shows at different venues each…
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2019 did not let us down as far as local tunes go. This year yielded a massive crop of music, varying from Lowell’s usual bag of fuzzed-out indie rock and hard-hitting punk rock, mixed in with a healthy dosage of underground hip-hop, glitchy electronica, power pop, and earnest singer-songwriter folk,…
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This month’s photo, taken by Kristen Higgins, features J. Jordan the Architect of JoE GriZzLy performing at our annual fundraiser for the Lowell Transitional Living Center. If you have a photo you’d like us to feature, send us your best to thelowellspin@gmail.com or tag us #lowellspin
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As a booker for underground venue The Tip, (which regularly plays host to Lowell mainstays like Knock Over City, Subpunch, and Crowfeeder, among others) as well as a key player in local ambient/shoegaze group Rasputin and post-hardcore band Sunstained, Camden Connor is firmly entrenched in Lowell’s music scene both as…
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What do music and the holidays have in common? Community. A time to join selflessly with other human beings to create something that makes us all better. Friday, 12/20/19 was the second annual Lowell Spin holiday benefit show, featuring the musical stylings of Arthur Terembula, JoE GriZzLy, and Green Piece…
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