Lukas Harnisch

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The workshop at Electronic Audio Experiments. (Lukas Harnisch for WBUR)

John Snyder, founder of Electronic Audio Experiments. (Lukas Harnisch for WBUR)

On the left is Sending, a reverb pedal. In the middle, the Mirror House pedal, a collaboration between Electronic Audio Experiments and Pile. (Lukas Harnisch for WBUR)

Left, a machine for analyzing audio; right, John Snyder tests a circuit board. (Lukas Harnisch for WBUR)

John Snyder plays the guitar and tests out a pedal. (Lukas Harnisch for WBUR)

This Boston guitar pedal builder is shaping the sound of rock music

Arts & Culture

Music

Arts

Boston

<p>Traducido en español por <a href="https://elplaneta.com/2023/08/17/cultura/un-concurso-sobre-creacion-de-ritmos-destaca-los-sonidos-del-boston-harbor/">El Planeta, Boston's Latino daily</a>.</p>

Members from the administrative team of Beats On The Beach. (Courtesy Joakeem Gaston)

Artists Pink Navel and Jiida captured this year's sounds. (Courtesy Joakeem Gaston)

Last year's Beats On The Beach Block Party brought artists and listeners together. (Courtesy Byrd)

A beat-making competition highlights the sounds of the Boston Harbor

Artist LDER captures sound using the sand. (Courtesy Devin Chaganis)

Alden McWayne compliments Nancy Korman on her red coat. (Jacob Garcia/WBUR)

How a Berklee student went viral getting Bostonians to let their guard down

Alden McWayne, who goes by guicci_pineapple on TikTok, has gone viral for his videos complimenting Bostonians. (Jacob Garcia/WBUR)

Life

Media

Boston-based Really From is taking an indefinite hiautus. (Courtesy Elle DioGuardi)

Really From will play its last local show in early November. (Courtesy Adam Parshall)

“We’ve accomplished all of our goals for the band. This feels like a natural ending point.”

Drummer Sander Bryce of Really From. (Courtesy Adam Parshall)

Really From's Michi Tassey and Matt Hull. (Courtesy Elle DioGuardi)

“Working with those teenagers and having a breakthrough with one of them fills me with more gratitude and is more meaningful to me than any applause for my music.”

Matt Hull and Chris Lee-Rodriguez. (Courtesy Adam Parshall)

Really From's Sai Boddupalli. (Courtesy Adam Parshall)

“It used to be easy. Five years ago, we didn’t have as many responsibilities, and we could just say, ‘let’s go on tour,’ on a whim. It’s not like that anymore.”

Really From keyboardist and vocalist Michi Tassey. (Courtesy Adam Parshall)

Saying farewell to indie jazz band Really From

From left to right: Chris Lee-Rodriguez, Sai Boddupalli, Sander Bryce, Michi Tassey and Matt Hull. (Courtesy Really From)

Boston indie veterans Pet Fox on surviving in music and their new album

Boston indie rock band Pet Fox. (Courtesy Michael Cook)

Rick Maguire discusses details for the day of the show with Church of the Covenant building manager Bill Brown during a walkthrough of the venue. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

<a href="https://media.wbur.org/wp/2022/03/0202_rick-maguire02.jpg"><img class="size-large wp-image-756990" src="https://media.wbur.org/wp/2022/03/0202_rick-maguire02-1000x667.jpg" alt="Rick Maguire discusses details for the day of the show with Church of the Covenant " width="1000" height="667" /></a> Rick Maguire discusses details for the day of the show with Church of the Covenant<br />

Pile frontman Rick Maguire returns to playing live, alone

Rick Maguire, of the local band Pile, standing in the pews of the Church of the Covenant in Boston, where he will play a solo show on March 19. This solo tour will mark the first time he has played in front of a audience in over two years. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Wanna Hear It Records owner Joey Cahill at the Watertown record store. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

The view from the sidewalk of Wanna Hear It Records in Watertown. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

A newly minted copy of David Bowie's &quot;ChangesOneBowie&quot; at Wanna Hear It Records. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

In Watertown Square, Wanna Hear It Records celebrates a year in business

A newly minted copy of David Bowie's "ChangesOneBowie" at Wanna Hear It Records. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

Daniel Carswell and owner Joey Cahill chat at Wanna Hear It Records in Watertown. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)