RIYL: Twin Tribes, Creux Lies, The Cure I recently had the pleasure of hanging out with Boston synth-pop outfit House of Harm before their Synthecide appearance at St. Vitus. A band that beautifully toes the line between brooding and shimmering, their songs range from longing motivational pop sugar to brooding cynical goth ragers. We spoke about their experience in the Massachusetts DIY scene, songwriting influences, and more.

RIYL: Twin Tribes, Creux Lies, The Cure I recently had the pleasure of hanging out with Boston synth-pop outfit House of Harm before their Synthecide appearance at St. Vitus. A band that beautifully toes the line between brooding and shimmering, their songs range from longing motivational pop sugar to brooding cynical goth ragers. We spoke about their experience in the Massachusetts DIY scene, songwriting influences, and more.

RIYL: Twin Tribes, Creux Lies, The Cure I recently had the pleasure of hanging out with Boston synth-pop outfit House of Harm before their Synthecide appearance at St. Vitus. A band that beautifully toes the line between brooding and shimmering, their songs range from longing motivational pop sugar to brooding cynical goth ragers. We spoke about their experience in the Massachusetts DIY scene, songwriting influences, and more.&nbsp;

House of Harm

It Came From The Basement started as a weekly radio show for Rutgers station 90.3 The Core and showcased local music coming from New Jersey and beyond. Now that it's host Jordan Adragna, (AKA DJ Tall Guy) has graduated, he has taken the show to tourworthy.com in podcast form to continue his passion for connecting artists with a new audience. Tune in once a month to hear interviews with bands and artists that are still grinding in basements, clubs, and living rooms.

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