House of Harm on Opening at The Sinclair & Getting Back to Work
We chatted with Michael Rocheford from House of Harm before their show at The Sinclair this past weekend. See what’s in store for this brooding & bold band.
The Puddcast Episode 1 & 2: Black Metal 101 With Nevropathy
Black metal musician Nevropathy sat down with us for the debut episode of the Puddcast to talk about his new album as well as the stylistic qualities and origins of this fascinating metal subgenre.
Noah G. Fowler on Trains, Moving Around and ‘Gone Again’
We caught up with budding Folk musician Noah G. Fowler who just released their new album ‘Gone Again’, 8 tracks recorded with 14 friends from Boston.
INFRASTRUCTURE Props Up The Underground Techno Sound in Boston On July 3rd
We sat down with Boston dance music collective Infra to talk all things techno ahead of INFRASTRUCTURE, their first outdoor festival on Saturday, July 3rd.
Proof is in the Pudding Ep. 5: Dan DeLucia of Carnivora
In this week’s episode of Proof is in the Pudding, host Andrew Bourque chats with Dan DeLucia about Carnivora and not touring while they make Meatball Subs!
INTERVIEW: The Orrs Arrive with “As If I Ever Left”
Sometimes I like to be proactive with discovering new music, but other times I prefer to sit back and let our editors pitch to us Pudding writers from the trove of emails they receive. It was on one of these occasions where an editor dropped a slack message to us with a link to a curiously named band called “The Orrs.”
PREMIERE: Izzy Heltai with “Give It a Try”
Indie folk artist Izzy Heltai returns with a new single & music video for “Give It a Try”, off the forthcoming EP Day Plan (5 Songs Written 4 The End of The World) due out July 23rd!
You Oughta Know: Jacquelyn Roy of Seamaisíona Reamonn
For this week’s You Oughta Know we chat with Jacquelyn Roy of Seamaisíona Reamonn about their new EP ‘Tending to the Mirage’!
Noah Britton Dreams of Fatherly Love on “My Son”
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.
Allston Band Moves West, Make Blue Ocean
Here’s a band that writes tight pop structures in an experimental way, by using an unpredictable element such as noise to be used as a foil to enhance the hooks in their songs.