Last month, Hallelujah The Hills announced a four-album endeavor called DECK. The Boston band released “Fake Flowers At Sunset” with the Silver Jews’ Cassie Berman, and now they’re sharing ...

It turned out he needed two components: drummer Dan Didier (of The Promise Ring fame) and bassist Paul Hancock (of Testa Rosa), who joined with Waldoch to form The Hallelujah Ward. That trio started ...

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