Justin Schaefers Keeps It Light
Boston songwriter Justin Schaefers takes a break from his main projects for an eclectic collection of solo tunes he’s calling Modest Hits.
Wulfer Finds Comfort In The Static
We sat down with Wulfer ahead of her second LP to dig deep on the process and also how New York has changed everything for the project.
Dirt Buyer says Do Your Best
NYC indie rocker Dirt Buyer sits down with AP on the release of his third self titled album for a chat about feeling better in spite of it all
You Oughta Know The Levitate 2026 Lineup Is Here
The 2026 Levitate Music & Arts Festival lineup has been revealed, and it features a mix of genres and legendary acts set to grace the stage on July 18th and 19th. After over a decade of music, art, and community, the beloved festival will host global rock icon Alanis Morissette and Americana-Folk stars Caamp as headliners.
Allston Pudding Staff Picks of 2025
We wrap our year end coverage for 2025 with a roundup of our favorite (non-local) albums, songs, live shows, and more.
Allston Pudding’s Favorite Local Albums of 2025
Another year in the books, another big list of killer local music. We feel these are the 30 best Boston and New England albums out this year.
Boston’s Dolata Exorcise Memory on Debut Single “Friday Girl”
Allston Pudding is delighted that Dolata are premiering their first release, “Friday Girl,” with us today.
The Michelin Man (Finally) Takes Boston
The Michelin Guide Northeast Cities Edition drops soon, which of these Boston spots has a chance at landing among the stars?
Tiberius Chase That Lonesome Crowded Sound
We sat down with Tiberius ahead of their fifth album Troubadour for a chat about ego, ambition, and the true theory behind farm emo.
“People Think We’re A Christian Band:” Hallelujah the Hills, 20 Years Later
20 years for a band is like a lifetime for others. Hear about Hallelujah the Hills’ upcoming 20th anniversary gig at Deep Cuts.