Can’t control…the soon to be…temporary pleasure! Some quite exciting news, kitties. One of Pulp and Circumstance’s favorite duos, the boys of Simian Mobile Disco, are once again going to knock the socks off… Read More
P&C oft reviewer and good friend Esteban Miguel and I took a roadtrip out of state to see my friend Jon Ericson’s band, Echo and Drake, support the High Dials at a rousing… Read More
Pulp and Circumstance is quite “blown away”…and it’s creating a frenzy, of course, fine as that is. What is all the jumble humble blogger speaks of? Welp, the fall release from the ever… Read More
In anticipation of the great “white” plumes of winter headed New England’s way, I can’t quite stop spinning White Water, Winter Bloom, the brilliant new LP by the lovely Alex Church, the master… Read More
Pulp and Circumstance has a new reviewer, my kitties! Hailing from Massachusetts and currently a sophomore at Tufts University, Sara Harari will bring you her vibrant, fresh perspective on all types of gigs… Read More
This past spring, a brilliant thing happened: Sign of the Three Eyed Men was release. What’s that, you say? It’s this beyond brilliant 10-disc box set of stereo and mono mixes of all… Read More
Why can’t I stop listening to the spring EP from the beloved Florence + the Machine? A Lot of Love, A Lot of Blood is the genius of South-London indie alt-pop artist Florence… Read More
Katsina dolls are Hopi American Indian relics believed to have supernatural qualities in order to bring rain, halt sun, exercise control over all things earthly, and ultimately act as messenger betwixt spiritual world… Read More
If you are a regular reader of the New Yorker magazine, you will be pleased with the Sept. 21 edition, which I just finally plunged into after weeks of too busy to take… Read More
There is nothing better to get you through the last few moments of a long week than the juxtaposition of the gritty, raw vocals of soul genius George McGregor paired with the sweet,… Read More
