By Sami Martasian Alex Zhang Hungtai AKA Dirty Beaches just self released five songs in a Bandcamp album called “Neon Gods Of Lost Youth.” Along with the album, he posted a small note saying the following; Here are 3 previously unreleased tracks written roughly around 2006-2012. These are all tracks written with Taiwan in mind…Musically speaking […]
Enter to win a pair of tickets to the sold out Fucked Up, Menzingers, Bent Shapes Show via Converse Rubber Tracks
By Allston Pudding We’re giving away a pair of tickets to see Damon Albarn on Monday 6/9. Word is the show is close to selling out so we’re getting on this giveaway early. Fill out the form below to enter to win and receive up to two bonus entries by doing the following (if you […]
By Allston Pudding God damn, the dudes at Boston Hassle know their shit! The non-profit, volunteer run arts organization includes their website, Boston Hassle, show curation, and distribution of the Boston Compass paper. The mission statement: “Foster an innovative, compelling, and interconnected music, art, and film community in the greater Boston area through grassroots and […]
I was browsing the Instagram on the AP HQ front porch (AKA the Forch) and stumbled onto the KahBang Festival’s page. I’ve been pestering them for the lineup announcement for the past month or so and haven’t gotten anything but I think we might have something here (or it’s nothing, or they’re playing some cruel trick). DMX in Bangor Maine? That’s a thing.
Allston Pudding presents Diarrhea Planet at Great Scott on June 5th…
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By Allston Pudding You should probably bookmark this page so when you’re all confused at the festival about who’s playing when, you’ll know what’s good.
Noise Floor is a 9-track collection that encompasses a whole new sound for Jamaica Plain’s Skinny Bones (Jacob Rosati and Christopher Stoppiello) that was released earlier this month. This album, aptly titled, will serve as the underlying hum for Skinny Bones’ burgeoning career.
You’ll find Pallett in the liner notes of more albums than you’d think.