PREMIERE: Max Shakun reminds himself “In My Head It’s Sunny”
Take a moment to breathe with the latest single from Max Shakun, “In My Head It’s Sunny”, off his forthcoming EP “Heatwave”, due out Sept. 10th!
PREMIERE: Coral Moons’ Fieldcrest Shows the Raw Side of Letting Go
Coral Moons’ inaugural album, Fieldcrest, details how complex it feels to let go through incredible production and heartbreaking lyrics.
Drag Brunch at Lulu’s Allston
Boston drag queens Missy Steak and Patty Bourrée host Sunday Drag Brunch at Lulu’s Allston with guests Linda Maria Póssa, Harlow Havoc and Chanel the Angel!
You Oughta Know: Timothy Stone
For this week’s ‘You Oughta Know’, we caught up with Berklee student Timothy Stone who just released a new single “IWGYWYNFM”!
Premiere: Between Skies Shred Through on Debut EP
We’re excited to present an advance stream of the debut EP from Boston band Between Skies, a group with influences from all across the metal landscape!
The Puddcast Episode 3 & 4: The Cheerful Desolation Choir
We chatted with Jeff Vachon from The Cheerful Desolation Choir and Doom Lover about his prolific slate of quarantine releases (dude dropped six albums!).
Slow Dress Recorded The Quarantine Soundtrack Before It Was Cool
Slow Dress recorded the songs for their new 5-track EP right before COVID hit, which is a shame because “Fever” is the perfect soundtrack for days of isolation, self-reflection, and longing for closeness.
Honest Mechanik Sees Two Boston Music Vets Join Forces
Honest MEchanik is the indie folk duo of local music vets Paul Hansen and Susan Cattaneo, who sat down to talk to us about their debut self-titled album.
House of Harm on Opening at The Sinclair & Getting Back to Work
We chatted with Michael Rocheford from House of Harm before their show at The Sinclair this past weekend. See what’s in store for this brooding & bold band.
PREMIERE: Macseal’s inaugural EP, re-recorded live at Two Worlds Studio
As things start to open back up and life slowly returns to “normal”, to get back into the swing of things, New York’s Macseal revisits their earlier work and releases live versions of their 2015 self-titled EP.