Jess Huckins is a Boston-based writer and editor. She holds a surprisingly useful master's degree in publishing, and her work has appeared in Hello humankindness, the Content Standard, and Redivider, among others. She likes rocking out, driving fast, friendly cats, and the serial comma. Find her at jesshuckins.com or @editorjess on Twitter.
Filter first entered my musical consciousness in 1999 with the song “Take a Picture,” which stemmed from frontman Richard Patrick’s experience of getting drunk and stripping down on an airplane. I’ve probably woken up with the catchy “awake on my airplane” opener stuck in my head hundreds of times over the last 17 years. Since […]
When I sat down to listen to OhBree’s Feed Me Poison, I was intrigued but unsure. Turns out, this four-song EP is an amalgamation of nearly everything I loved about music while growing up and coming of age between the early 1990s and early 2000s. OhBree, a nine-piece extravaganza from Philly, has been making music […]
