by Allston Pudding Staff Photo by Ben Stas Last week, Together returned for its seventh year, taking over Central Square in Cambridge and other venues throughout Boston for a celebration of all things dance music. Boasting arguably their best lineup yet along with a bevy of excellent daytime events, the organizers absolutely made good on […]
On the cusp of a new album release, The Kills played their first of two shows last week at The Paradise on Sunday night, putting on a performance that left the audience wanting more, in the best possible way.
“Nonagon Infinity opens the door,” are the first words out of front man Ambrose Kenny Smith’s mouth as King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard took the stage in front of a sold out crowd at The Sinclair Friday night. The seven piece psychedelic powerhouse from Melbourne, Australia made sure those in attendance were treated to a show they’d not soon forget.
Electro-brit-pop music maker Lapsley rolled thru Cambridge this month and reminded us what being 19 years old feels like.
Behind their new record Amen and Goodbye, Yeasayer brought their unique brand of silly progressive art-rock to the Paradise this past Friday.
Check out these photos of post-punk at its finest.
If you missed Mothers, Palm and Vundabar this weekend, we’re sorry.
With a little help from friend Sam Cohen, White Denim delivered a powerhouse performance on Friday at the Sinclair.
Last week, Iggy Pop burst onto the stage of the Orpheum to perform his latest Josh Homme produced album, Post Pop Depression, and a collection of his solo classics in front of a completely packed house.
Although living up to national hype can be a death knell for a bedroom-recording songwriter, both Porches and Alex G turned out their most notably confident sets on Tuesday.