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James Biagiotti
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Contributing Writer, Boca Raton Magazine
Beats
Grindhouse , Horror , Fantasy , Action Movies , Lifestyle , Entertainment News , Sci Fi
Gaming, Pokemon, Dungeons and Dragons, etc.
Content
By James Biagiotti| Boca Raton Magazine Verified Please do not expect me to reference actual song titles in this concert review. That’s partially because Molchat Doma is a band whose show conjures more of an enveloping vibe than a scrupulous set list of tracks, but it’s mostly because I don’t speak Russian. Molchat Doma (Russian for “Houses Are Silent”) is a Belarusian post-punk act that evokes a murderer’s row of genre touchstones—think Joy Division, New Order, Nitzer Ebb and other dark synth acts that were prominent in the late 20th century.
By James Biagiotti| Boca Raton Magazine Verified Scene 1: I’m a little kid in the backseat of my dad’s car, and a Bad Religion song comes on the radio. He tells me that they’re kinda like Green Day, if Green Day were “a real punk band.” It will shape my perception of both bands and the genre as a whole well into adulthood. Scene 2: A friend texts me in the days leading up to the show: “Are you going to the boomer punk gig on Saturday?” I do not need to ask what gig he’s talking about.
By James Biagiotti| Boca Raton Magazine Verified Please do not expect me to reference actual song titles in this concert review. That’s partially because Molchat Doma is a band whose show conjures more of an enveloping vibe than a scrupulous set list of tracks, but it’s mostly because I don’t speak Russian. Molchat Doma (Russian for “Houses Are Silent”) is a Belarusian post-punk act that evokes a murderer’s row of genre touchstones—think Joy Division, New Order, Nitzer Ebb and other dark synth acts that were prominent in the late 20th century.
Company Info
Boca Raton Magazine
Boca Raton Magazine is a lifestyle publication based in South Florida, dedicated to the Boca Raton area and its surroundings. With over thirty years of experience, it offers high-quality storytelling and in-depth coverage of local culture, events, and trends. The magazine blends lighter topics like dining, fashion, and entertainment with serious reporting on local issues and community developments, appealing to sophisticated readers seeking curated insights. The magazine publishes several titles, including Boca magazine, Delray magazine, Mizner’s Dream, Boca Chamber Annual, and Worth Avenue, each focusing on niche interests such as luxury living and regional history. Boca Raton Magazine emphasizes investigative journalism and features profiles of influential local figures, along with guides to arts, travel, health, and beauty. It prioritizes high-quality design and print production, distinguishing itself in a digital landscape. The magazine serves as a trusted guide to South Florida’s lifestyle, showcasing both hidden gems and major events.
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
'+1 561-997-8683
Founded: 1981