The Districts are making their way back to Boston this Friday to open for Temples at Paradise Rock Club, but first, lead vocalist/guitarist Rob Grote took the time to tell me what it was like to become a professional musician out of high school and where they can’t wait to eat while they’re here.
By Sami Martasian Boston Indie Rockers The Hush Now are releasing their fourth studio album “Sparkle Drive” tomorrow and it keeps in step with everything the band stands for- getting back to the classic sound established by bands like Modest Mouse and Broken Social Scene with their own flair of well crafted melodies and layered […]
Bob Records sat down with gritty Allston duo Rye Pines before their cassette release show.
It takes more than music to make a festival, and the Hudson Project was proof that festival production is an art and one not easily mastered. Here’s our report card for the festival.
I had the opportunity to attend Hudson Project last weekend, a 20,000 person festival in Saugerties, NY. Here’s what I saw on the first day of the adventure.
Ought’s show at Church was a raw mix of post-punk bliss.
By Allston Pudding Win general admission to The Hudson Project music festival. This New York based 3 Day music festival goes from July 11th to the 13th and consists of 85 genre-defying musical acts. All of this magic goes down at the iconic Winston Farm, the site of the Woodstock ’94 festival, just 90 minutes from […]
In the culmination of everyone’s favorite/most hated Boston Calling journalist’s coverage, we hand out some awards from the fest.
Our preview of Boston Calling Day 3: Sunday, May 25
We talked to Boston Calling co-founder Brian Appel as part of our pre-festival coverage.