Gutterbug, the first film of Andrew Gibson, is an ode to the drug driven thrillers that the director studied from and adapted to represent Boston’s punk scene, in some of its most insidious ways.
Raavi and The Houseplants debut ‘Nora,’ a queer love song, off of their coming album.
Carol’s debut EP, Softest Destroyer, finds the poet and songwriter building sonic spaces that are lush and downy, radiating from the artist and nestling into sun-soaked corners. Softest Destroyer allows Carol’s floating vocals to drive a reflection on the self, what we sacrifice to those we care for, and the power of vulnerability.
Before Soccer Mommy’s sold out show at Great Scott with Long Beard, Allston Pudding got to chat with Sophie Allison about ‘Clean’, astrology and conspiracy theories.
The Craters (aka Wes Kaplan’s solo project) are at it again!!! And you can listen to all that indie rock goodness featured in their new single, “Cross Your Mind,” right here.
Portland Maine band Amiright? played “Crooked Teeth,” and “Gone (Winter Blows)” for us on an empty theater stage at Lesley University in Cambridge back in early March. Amiright? is the project of cousins Noah Grenier-Farwell and Quinn Farwell…
The Water Cycle are here to take you back to the trappings of young love, goofy smile and all.
Their new EP, The Water Cycle Falls in Love, is a fun little ode to romance with the purest of intentions. The entire album feels like a collar tug and clearing of the throat on the way to prom. It’s sweaty palms and tripping over your feet, a flush building under your skin, innocent even when the subject matter turns a tad cheeky.
MICE is upon us so we chatted with Dan Mazur to prepare for the big comics expo!
We chatted with L.A. via Boston band GUPPY about visual art, their talented cat, and the trials and tribulations of making a living as a rock n’ roll star.
AP talked seasons, states, and Sunny F.L. with Kaley Honeycutt, the singer/founder of Boston-via-Orlando beach rock band, Baby!