On the latest episode of The Puddcast, Atlanta-based musician Krystal Karting reflects on what it was like to challenge himself with a unique personal project: to write, record, and release his debut album under the time constraint of a 90 day free trial of Ableton.
Alexander experiences a truly blissful moment in a river on the second single ahead of his upcoming album Difficult Freedom.
We chatted with Jeff Vachon from The Cheerful Desolation Choir and Doom Lover about his prolific slate of quarantine releases (dude dropped six albums!).
Noah Britton’s latest single from his new EP is an outlaw-countrified paean to growing up and the love between a father and his son.
Matt Politoski of Bronze Vases gives us an inside look at his nature-indebted IDM that inspired his debut EP Earth Sounds Volume 1
Boston rockers Dutch Tulips are back with new album Double Visions. Drummer Matt Freake explains the album’s creation.
The young Boston art rock quintet Queen Crony is the latest project we’re spotlighting for our You Oughta Know series here at Allston Pudding
We look back on the storied life and times of the excellent Portland noise-pop concern (and Disposable America signees) Lubec.
With a crazed TikTok following in their wake, the members of Dazey and The Scouts look back on their early days in Boston in this oral history.
The third in a new monthly series of curated guest mixes from local DJs comes courtesy of the notably prolific DJ Poke Smot.