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.”
We got the chance to talk to Prior Panic while they were recording at the Record Company last month. We were also fortunate to film them perform a new song from the record called “Farewell ADLs,” at their practice space in Brighton. Check out the full Artist Profile documentary below…
The music of King Krule, aka Archy Marshall, evokes early Billy Bragg filtered through an electronic jazz lens. Last Thursday, he had the whole of the Paradise singing along.
Drew Thompson of Single Mothers talks about the uncertainty the band faced in making their new album, college towns and drinking culture.
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.
Before their show at Hojoko, Allston Pudding sat down with Japanese legends Shonen Knife to satisfy our recommended daily allowance of punk rock & ramen.
Study up for Spelling’s Friday night ripper at O’Brien’s.
It’s been a big winter for punk rock in the Boston area and Twin Peaks recently continued that hot streak with their visit to the Sinclair.
The spirit of punk-rock is alive and well in California and FIDLAR is right smack in the middle of it all, seen in all their glory recently at Paradise.
The Julie Ruin delivered a performance that was both nostaligic and completely fresh at The Sinclair in Cambridge on 7/21.