Day 6 - 8 : Boston, MA
Artist: L.S.C
Inspired by the sounds of Radiohead, Muse, Sigur Ros, Björk and more, we met up with Mike, music producer and Dan, lead singer and lead guitarist from L.S.C (abbreviated from Light Sweet Crude), a multi-genre live performing band from Boston, Massachusetts. With beginning roots making music for film, ever since playing live throughout the city these past few years, their sound has evolved. The alt-rock pop sound was a foundation of their sound until they begun blending more soul in their music, incorporating the vibes felt by the music that inspires them. If you’ve heard of them before, you will be surprised to what’s in store next as the demo track below is an example of what’s to come.
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Thoughts on Boston, MA
Boston was like a mini NYC, but greener and the area felt cleaner. The commute however was another story. The GPS even was slow to update to its confusing spiderwebs around the city. Nonetheless, Boston and its historic surrounding areas with its several of fields, trees, rivers, was a chill and pretty place. There were people running, walking, walking their dogs everywhere. The rivers were even lively with dozens of dozens of sailboats cruising the water in all directions. There were a lot of people out but it didn’t feel crowded like NYC crowded. Perhaps it was due to its historic universities located all within a 5 min radius from another; Cambridge, MIT, Harvard and Boston College.
After meeting with L.S.C, we had to try Boston’s famous lobsters, and Yankee Lobster downtown Boston did not disappoint. Not only was the food good, but they’re right next too Blue Hills Bank Pavilion, a music venue. As we got there it just so happened that the amazing Sylvan Esso was performing, and when sitting outside the restaurant, it’s as if you’re right their in the concert venue. So make sure you check out Yankee Lobster while their is a performance at the same time you’re there if ever in Boston.