by Charlie Moorin I hope this post title didn’t make you think we have tickets to give away or anything… I just love Angel Olsen and she’s playing three shows within traveling distance this weekend. 1) The Sinclair on Friday 2) Cafe Nine in New Haven, CT on Saturday and 3) Fete Lounge in Providence, […]
The Julie Ruin came through The Sinclair with Screaming Females. Read what our writer Christine Varriale experienced after seeing her hero live.
By Charlie Moorin I mean, don’t you just love Woodsist? Founder Jeremy Earl (frontman of Woods) knows what he’s doing- everything his label puts out is intentional. From Real Estate’s self titled debut, to White Fence’s Family Perfume, to the growing Woods discography- Woodsist puts out a specific brand of lo-fi indie rock . A […]
Mark your calendars, June 25 at The Sinclair, I’ll see you there.
Boy & Bear are an Australian indie rock band that has been equated as Australia’s Mumford & Sons (….the common “&” is pure coincidence).
Real Estate promoted their new album, Atlas, at The Sinclair on March 20th and 21st with support from Pure X.
Allston Pudding got the chance to chat with Lady Lamb the Beekeeper (the stage name of Aly Spaltro) before she embarked on this three-week tour with Typhoon.
Converse Rubber Tracks live presented Ryan Hemsworth, Giraffage, Wave Racer and Bearstronaut (not reviewed) at The Sinclair on March 18th.
Interview with Sara Landeau, a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor from New York City who shreds the gnar in The Julie Ruin.
Though they began as one of the indie scenes’ most prominent electronic labels, FatCat has grown to show off a wide range of sound, from electronica to punk-pop. This has been a result of their insistence on finding truly organic, DIY musicians. And so, in 2008, the FatCats found a handful of budding indie rock stars in Scotland, notably: The Twilight Sad, Frightened Rabbit and We Were Promised Jetpacks.