At a Toro y Moi show, the band brings the party, one entirely under Bear’s creative influence. The soundtrack, of course, is his. The guests don’t know it, but they’re wearing his clothing line, too.
On new track “No Effort,” Boston rapper Zaafir is in total control. Dexter Soul, a fellow Bostonian, joins him.
Peep the Allston Pudding staff’s favorite non-local albums, songs, and additional tomfoolery for 2021!
This collection of 30 albums from Boston, Massachusetts and New England not only displayed the wide eclecticism of sounds present in the area, but also didn’t shy away from branching out into the unknown. These projects are beautiful, vulnerable, angry, sexy, curious, melancholic, dark, uplifting, unhinged, heartbreaking, rejoicing, and bombastic. The common thread is that they all embrace their uniqueness in the fullest.
Venn Market (12/11 in Somerville) is a new arts fair specifically for local musicians to exhibit their non-musical wares. Come thru.
On latest single, songwriter Danny Moffat details a moment of self actualization at a concert.
In co-headline with Sleater-Kinney, America’s preeminent Dad rockers prove they’ve only gotten better with time.
Boston rockers Dutch Tulips are back with new album Double Visions. Drummer Matt Freake explains the album’s creation.
The members of the Goodrich Family Band are all accomplished musicians in their own rights. But they were roommates long before they were bandmates.
The Allston Pudding staff runs through their favorite non-local picks of the year like HAIM, Phoebe Bridgers, Rina Sawayama, and more. Happy listening!