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.
How are you celebrating the most spooktacular night of the year? Allston Pudding folks have conjured up the 25 best events around town this Halloween.
Boston’s own dreampop/surf rock band Littlefoot drops a new music video for their track “Casablanca” today, featuring sick guitar licks and an acute sense of eeriness.
Join us as we count down our favorite albums of 2017, ranging from our local favorites to nationally-acclaimed albums. This is the first of two parts.
Chelsea Wolfe’s sold out show at the Sinclair involved an impending sense of doom, multi-talented metal musicians in their prime, and totally loyal fans.
The perfect show to get you hyped for Halloween: Chelsea Wolfe plays a sold out Sinclair with Youth Code tonight, October 19th.
We put together our list of our favorite albums of 2015, and here is the first half of 50-26.
Allston Pudding’s here for you when you’re hungry… for new music. This week featuring Ava Luna, Frankie Cosmos, Mac DeMarco, and more.
By Christine Varriale Photos by Christine Varriale I strolled into The Sinclair Sunday evening as it was starting to fill up for True Widow, no rx quickly realizing my poor outfit choice of a Justin Timberlake/Jay Z shirt for essentially a metal show. Maybe if it was studded I would have gotten by without weird looks? […]
Things heated up January 23rd at The Sinclair as King Dude and Chelsea Wolfe took the stage for a night of Luciferian/American Folk music. The venue was satisfyingly toasty, considering the fact that the 12 degrees outside felt more like 5. The audience patiently awaited as King Dude walked out to a beaten up opaque American flag, with what looked like a burned hole through the upper right side…