On The Puddcast, Ben Bonadies and Dillon Riley talk to Evan Benoit of Happy Just to See You about getting his own beer and the Boston motherfucking Celtics.
Fitzgerald (formerly rvrsr) is one of Boston’s best live and session guitarists. So it’s about time he got around to releasing some solo music. He joins Harry this week on thee Puddcast.
Perennial use a simple formula to make ridiculously exciting music: punk, filtered thru the band’s obsession with early-to-mid 60s music (Motown soul, girl groups, a little underground act called The Beatles). Ben and Harry chat with them this week on the Puddcast.
Fat Randy is an avant-prog-punk band who don’t have anyone named Randy in the band. There’s two Stephens, though. Harry grills them for lying.
Lavagxrl is one of Boston’s eminent electronic artists. They stopped by the Pudd to join Harry and cohost Dillon for this week’s episode.
The quirked up white boy with a little bit of swag bustin it down sexual style goated with the sauce.
Berklee singer-songwriter DAMOYEE is the lastest guest on the Puddcast, here to talk about her new single, TikTok, and more.
This week’s Puddcast guest is Portland, OR’s Spooky Boys, who are fresh off the heels of releasing their new EP “Which Ways Up.” Listen now!
Beats By Girlz Boston takes over the Puddcast this week to discuss its mission to provide music production education to women and gender expansive people.
Emma Jayne recorded her debut album during her time as an undergrad at Boston University. She joins us on the Puddcast to give a tarot reading, plot a martial arts movie, and more.