Hartford, Connecticut rock band Queen Moo played a brief set for us at Studio 52 in Allston back in April. We’re excited to present you with a live session featuring two songs off their 2nd full-length, Mean Well, and a new song off a future record still in the works.
Edge Petal Burn’s debut LP Glass Cannon is out today, and we think you ought to give it a listen. Edge Petal Burn is an Allston band consisting of vocalist/songwriter Olivia West, guitarists Lea Jaffe and Huxley Rittman, bassist Nicholas Owen, and drummer Jeffery Crenshaw. Formerly known as Ricecrackers,
By Harry Gustafson Blessed are a five-piece post-punk band from Abbotsford, British Columbia, located about an hour from Vancouver. Currently in the midst of an East Coast tour, Drew Riekman, the band’s guitarist and vocalist, took some time to talk to Allston Pudding about their latest release, a single called “Sound,” part of […]
Hop Along’s newest album is a propulsive and energetic thrill ride from the Philadelphia band that is riding a ridiculous hot streak.
Before Soccer Mommy’s sold out show at Great Scott with Long Beard, Allston Pudding got to chat with Sophie Allison about ‘Clean’, astrology and conspiracy theories.
By Cara DiFabio It’s been a few years since we’ve heard new music from the beautiful melange of soul, jazz and rock that is Gretchen and the Pickpockets—but you know what they say: good things take time. The band’s newest album, Falling Rising, is no exception. It’s full of punchy horns and smooth melodies that you can’t […]
Portland Maine band Amiright? played “Crooked Teeth,” and “Gone (Winter Blows)” for us on an empty theater stage at Lesley University in Cambridge back in early March. Amiright? is the project of cousins Noah Grenier-Farwell and Quinn Farwell…
Boston transgender space-rock band Cosmic Johnny were kind enough to let us film them at gigs, at a taco establishment, at a theater, and just walking around town. The culmination is this installment of our Artist Profile series. Their debut LP “Good Grief” will come out on 4/20.
Meet Fish House, a band that is new to Boston but have been around the block. The trio is back and better than ever with their newest single, “In Character.”
While on the road to support her new album, Jessica Lea Mayfield chatted with AP about self-care and not giving a sh*t about protecting the wrong people.