Donna Vatnick On Borscht, Mud and the Power of Art
This week we spoke with Donna Vatnick who released her new solo album Memos from Borscht Belt on December 9th.
You Oughta Know: Izzy Heltai
Every week, we’re here to remind you of the local artists we love and think you oughta know. This week, we talked with folk singer-songwriter Izzy Heltai.
AP’s Staff Picks of 2020
The Allston Pudding staff runs through their favorite non-local picks of the year like HAIM, Phoebe Bridgers, Rina Sawayama, and more. Happy listening!
AP’s Local Faves of 2020
Read through our picks for best local albums of 2020 from breakthroughs like Anjimile’s Giver Taker to locally-loved favorites like Kira McSpice.
You Oughta Know: Sweeping Promises
Post-Punks Sweeping Promises on hyperpop, keeping things simple, and their debut Hunger for a Way Out.
Kacy + Clayton and Marlon William’s Plastic Bouquet Grows Between Familiar Strangers
We caught up with Kacy Anderson (Kacy + Clayton) and Marlon Williams to discuss the release of their debut album Plastic Bouquet. Learn how this album “melds hemispheres,” creating songs that bring us beauty during a bleak and lifeless year.
Raavi & the Houseplants Get “Sticky”
We sat down for a chat with Raavi & the Houseplants to discuss all things “sticky,” including their latest single, as well as house shows that resembled Jell-O.
Allston Pudding Holidaze Gift Guide
Want to support your favorite artists AND get your holiday shopping out of the way? We’ve got your one-stop-shop for all your capitalism-induced needs!
Spring Silver on the “stress” of romantic lyrics and their pop pivot
Spring Silver’s K Nkanza talks about their new single “Plead Insanity,” deconstructing love songs, self-discovery, and their upcoming album’s pop sound.
YOU OUGHTA KNOW: Cut Worms
We caught up with Max Clarke of Cut Worms to chat about the sounds and images that brought his double album “Nobody Lives Here Anymore” to life.