Vermont has no shortage of offbeat place names. What is special about Vermont place names is that they come with a story—either a true one or a mix of myth, folklore and fact.
Read MoreEye on the Scene: Two Sev at Big Lake Recording
Big Lake Recording in Burlington, transformed by local engineers, hosted an open house showcasing its potential for music and visual arts.
Read MoreOn the Beat: A Tribute to Michael Hurley at Radio Bean
Folk legend Michael Hurley passed away at 83 on April 1. A tribute concert will honor his unique musical legacy in Vermont. Bobby Gosh's new single promotes eating weed.
Read MoreSoundbites: Five Seconds Expired Reissue Early Catalog
In 2003, My Revenge's vocalist was kicked out mid-set, marking a wild night at Winooski's Higher Ground. Now, Five Seconds Expired reunites with a new album.
Read MoreDiscover How Vermont Shapes the Death Metal Scene: For The Best New Death Metal, Head To North Dakota. Trust Us.
In the realm of underground death metal, North Dakota has emerged as an unexpected epicenter, boasting a vibrant scene despite its sparse population. The article from daily.bandcamp.com spotlights Fargo, a city that embodies the duality of desolation and creative abundance. As the narrative unfolds, the mention of Vermont serves as a poignant reflection of North Dakota's unique standing; both states may encompass breathtaking landscapes and small communities, but Fargo's burgeoning music scene stands as a testament that richness can thrive in less populated areas. In contrast to Vermont's serene nature and quaint charm, Fargo pulsates with an energetic DIY ethos...
Read MoreOn the Beat: New Music from Seth Yacovone and Grace Potter
Seth Yacovone Band releases 'SYBlings VOL 1' on April 4, their first album since 2018. Grace Potter's 'Medicine' drops May 30 after years of delay.
Read MoreBrattBeat Weekly • 04/11/2025 Edition!
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Read MoreFocus on the Scene: Rutland’s Punk Rock Flea Market
The Punk Rock Flea Market in Rutland featured vendors selling merchandise, music, and art, hosted by Nick Grandchamp, with live DJ performances.
Read MoreSoundbites: Comedian Carmen Lagala Finds Humor in the Dark
Comedian Carmen Lagala tackles dark topics like mental health in her standup, aiming to destigmatize them and bring connection through humor.
Read MoreStratton: Forests, a Fire Tower and a Tiny Population
Imagine if Stratton lost its status as an official Vermont town.
Read MoreEye on the Scene: RAQ with Guest Jared Slomoff at Nectar’s
RAQ performed at Nectar's in Burlington with Jared Slomoff on March 22, celebrating his birthday and honoring their musical history together.
Read MoreOn the Beat: Music on the Mountain is Back
Music festivals are announcing lineups; the Music on the Mountain Festival is May 16-17, benefiting sober recovery, featuring concerts and more.
Read MoreSoundbites: Lily Seabird Makes Her Comeback with ‘Trash Mountain’
Lily Seabird's album "Trash Mountain" reflects her community and personal growth, shifting from grunge to folk, inspired by her late friend.
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