Dinosaur Jr. and the great indoors

Club shows have returned, and Dinosaur Jr. took the opportunity to level an appreciative crowd.

REVIEWS

All the phases, stages and winding roads to Let It Be
The last Beatles album to be released gets the deluxe treatment that the music always deserved.

Fifty years later, new sounds collide with classic vibes on George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass
A new mix and a wealth of alternate material provide new chapters to the story of Harrison's defiant first album.

Shake Your Money Maker will always tell the story of a band
Revisionist history will paint the Black Crowes as the story of two brothers, but the truth lies in the music.

Lockdown becomes a boon on McCartney III
Left to his own devices and devoid a modern producer, Paul McCartney followed his own beat and made a record worthy of this moment.

VOICES

Charlie Watts played with the band
Charlie Watts was one of the great drummers of his lifetime. And he wasn't just anyone's drummer.

The fervent, furious sounds of Bloomfield and Butterfield
A classic from 1966 still spins like a genre-melding freakout on these late nights in lockdown.

Revelations and repeated listens with Layla
Detailing another trip down the rabbit hole of the Derek and the Dominos masterpiece.

Tiny Music and Stone Temple Pilots long-overdue reconsideration
Stone Temple Pilots' wonderfully weird third album demonstrated just how much the band had grown in the aftermath of rock stardom and all its trappings.

CONCERT REPORTS

Phish shares jokes, jams and overall weirdness with Providence
At the risk of sounding like I don't know what I'm talking about, Phish turned in a weird show. It was still a blast.

Mudhoney keeps fighting creeps everywhere, one show at a time
Mudhoney's fuzz keeps marching through the years, fighting the good fight and keeping audiences enthralled.

Gov’t Mule plies their trade with brilliance in Boston
They couldn't have known it, but Warren Haynes and company were the perfect band at the perfect time on this night at the waterfront.

Mark Lanegan works within the moment at the Sinclair
Stepping up on a Monday night in Cambridge, Mark Lanegan channeled greatness and played without compromise.