Allston Pudding’s 2014 Top Trackz Playlist
How do we sum up a fantastic year of music?
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St. Lucia and The Knocks at Royale
That The Knocks and St. Lucia found each other, and were able to play together at The Royale on Thursday night, is a beautiful thing — and it made for a great show.
REVIEW: Dum Dum Girls at the Sinclair Were Slick as Heck
Sometimes I feel like I’ve taken Dum Dum Girls for granted. By show’s end, I understood the appeal.
Boston Calling September 2014: A Running Diary
Allston Pudding writers share their thoughts on the fourth installment of Boston Calling.
KING Rules All at Great Scott
The appeal of King, a three-goddess “electro-soul” trio of Berklee alums now based in Los Angeles, is easy to grasp — their distinctive updated-classic sound, professional polish, and undeniable presence is obvious from the moment they set foot on stage.
Dream Show: Krill, Warehouse, Frankie Cosmos, Free Pizza at Great Scott
Krill’s set reaffirmed their status as one of Boston’s OG treasures.
PREVIEW: STARLABFEST IN SOMERVILLE
Check out Somerville’s fifth annual STARLABFEST this Saturday for comedy, art, and sweet tunes.
Nightmares On Wax Celebrates 25 Years at Paradise 7/10
By Sharon Weissburg When a musician has been around for longer than the reviewer’s been alive, it’s more than a little humbling to comment on their performance. I first became aware of Nightmares On Wax, also known as George Evelyn of Leeds, England, when I was ten or eleven years old. At that point, the music […]
Radiohead Drummer Philip Selway Releases New Track, “Coming Up For Air”
By Sharon Weissburg Philip Selway is best known as the drummer for musical titan Radiohead, but his excellent and often overlooked solo career (Selway has released two solo albums, Familial in 2010, and an EP, Running Blind, the following year) is only becoming more promising. Selway released a new track today on Soundcloud, entitled “Coming Up For Air,” a […]
Parquet Courts Killed It at T.T. the Bear’s Place (6/10)
Parquet Courts’ show at T.T. the Bear’s Place saw the slacker-punk band singing cohesively, a band of boys in it together.