WORCESTER MAGAZINE Song to Get You Through the Week: Parlour Bells delivers mysterious ‘The Ballad of Felix Moncla’

VANYALAND Parlour Bells forge ahead in ‘distance rock’ with ‘The Ballad of Felix Moncla’

INDIE MINDED Parlour Bells Defend Democracy In Sanctuary Cities

WORCESTER TELEGRAM What You’re Listening To: Parlour Bells takes on toxic culture in ‘Waylaid in the Melée’

BOSTON HERALD Parlour Bells ring in dark rock in ‘Waylaid’

VANYALAND New Sounds: Parlour Bells provide synth-pop refuge in ‘Sanctuary Cities’

“With its late-’80s alt-rock funk groove, seductive croon, and full-platter sax and trumpet brass attack, “Never Let ‘Em Hold Ya Back” speaks to that tenacity, and as the latest track off Parlour Bells’ forthcoming LP Waylaid in the Melée, due later this year, it represents not only a new era for the project, but also a recharged energy.” — Michael Marotta, Vanyaland

“Parlour Bells…a great pick to open for Culture Club and I recommend Live Nation consider the glam demi-gods provide support for any Bowie, Morrissey or Jane’s Addiction shows that come along.” — Jed Gottlieb, The Boston Herald

Boston’s own Parlour Bells treated the crowd to a short but lean opening set of theatrical glam rock. Taking a picture of the audience, frontman Goddamn Glenn instructed everyone to say the evening’s unofficial motto: “I’ll tumble for ya.” — James Reed, The Boston Globe

Parlour Bells Named Ten Top Local Acts by The Improper Bostonian.

Parlour Bells listed as one of Boston’s BEST local bands by CBS!

Toast with Michael Marotta as Vanyaland World Premieres Bachelor Hours

 

First official video from Parlour Bells, “Bachelor Hours,” is featured in Performer Magazine.

Our NEW music video for “Bachelor Hours” getting some attention from Adam 12 at Radio BDC and Boston.com!

Jed Gottlieb on finding Bachelor Hours “freakier” than the new Pixies.

Two tracks from Thank God for the Night make The Boston Herald Top Songs of 2012!

People are talking about the latest from Parlour Bells, Thank God for the Night. Read Music Editor Michael Marotta’s feature in The Boston Phoenix!

The forthcoming, second EP from Parlour Bells, Thank God for the Night (due November 2012) is featured as one of 10 anticipated local pop releases for the Fall of 2012 in the debut issue of the all new Phoenix magazine.

Read the BostInno interview with Glenn di Benedetto where he discusses the changes to the Boston radio landscape and paying tribute to WFNX.

Read Glenn di Benedetto’s comments in The Boston Herald on changes in the Boston radio market that have seen the fall of 101.7 WFNX and given rise to RadioBDC and WFNX.com.

Read about how legendary Jane’s Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro signaled a stamp of approval on Parlour Bells’ cover of “Classic Girl” in The Boston Phoenix.

Read about Parlour Bells’ recent appearance at the We Want the Airwaves WFNX farewell concert at the Paradise Rock Club in The Examiner.

What writers had to say about Heart Beatings, the debut release from Parlour Bells…

“A purring EP that seduces with its lounge effects.” — Michael Marotta, Music Arts Editor, The Boston Phoenix. Read full article.

“The five-song debut is a perfect peak of the serenades that have made Parlour Bells one of Boston’s best-kept secrets.” — Erin McCall, Boston’s Weekly Dig. Read full article.

Learn about our guerilla campaign to play the demolition party for the abandoned Faces nightclub in Cambridge, MA. Then read about how it all turned out!

             

Read about the Winter Rock Formal we organized, and the viral Dating Game video we produced to promote the event.

Read The Deli Magazine’s interview with Glenn di Benedetto.

Listen to Nate Leavitt’s appearance on 100.7 WZLX Boston Emissions with Anngelle Wood, and tune into Anngelle’s show every Sunday evening from 10-Midnight.

Our “Heart Beatings” release celebration show on January 15, 2011 written up in The Boston Globe.

Parlour Bells discuss the formal release party for Heart Beatings at the Sweet Triple CD Release show at Rosebud on January 15, 2011 on 91.5FM WMFO with host Phil Fleming.

Check out this recent article from CBS Boston on the abandoned Faces nightclub site, the location of the Parlour Bells’ “Heart Beatings” photo shoot.