Dirty Dishes Gets Up To Make The Doughnuts In “Thank You Come Again” Video
Dirty Dishes gets up to make the doughnuts in “Thank You Come Again” video, off ‘Guilty’ out now on Exploding in Sound records
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INTERVIEW: Dirty Dishes on Switching Coasts, New Record
We recently chatted with Dirty Dishes in anticipation of their new record Guilty, due out January 27 on Exploding in Sound.
Stream LVL UP’s Addictive New Song “Soft Power”
Exploding In Sound lo-fi rock group LVL UP share a new track that sounds like a forgotten Weezer track.
Baked Share New Track “Don’t Trip”
Put down Salad Days and hit play below; it’s time to listen to Baked, the next big lo-fi jam band on Exploding In Sound.
WATCH: Palehound from the AP Basement
In this AP Original, Palehound join us in the basement of Allston Pudding’s Headquarters for an intimate live session. Check out the full band play “Abraham and His New Healthy Food”, followed by Front woman Ellen Kempner’s solo performance of “Harvest” from their most recent Bent Nail EP from Exploding in Sound.
New Years Eve at Reginas
Allston Pudding & Exploding in Sound Records present: Krill, Grass is Green, Two Inch Astronaut, and Kal Marks at Regina’s on New Years Eve.
The Myth of the Self Made Band- A Letter from Jeff Meff
After acclaimed Columbia Records artist Cults claimed independent labels were “robbing” bands, we couldn’t help but thinking “what are they talking about?” We checked in with Chicago’s Geronimo! to find out if they were being robbed. We also asked Jeff Meff of fellow Exploding in Sound artist Fat History Month what his thoughts were on the state of independent music…
Return of the Pile
Pile. It’s Pile. Pile is back. New Pile Album. Hey, man, have you heard the new Pile album? Oh, Mal Devisa shreds, too. Check out our photos of the show.
AP’s Local Faves of 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.
WATCH: Kal Marks – Live at Vivant Vintage
Allston rock heroes Kal Marks came by Vivant Vintage in Lower Allston to play three songs off their new record for us: “Today I Walked Down To The Tree, Read a Book, And When I Was Done I went Home,” “Loosed,” and “Grand Mal.”