Palentine’s Day is the New Valentine’s Day
If Valentine’s Day has you oscillating between crying in the shower or maybe falling in love or whatever, it’s time for you and your pals to get to the gig.
Tag Archives: Bad History Month
Allston Pudding’s Favorite Albums of 2017 [50-21]
Join us as we count down our favorite albums of 2017, ranging from our local favorites to nationally-acclaimed albums. This is the first of two parts.
Best of CMJ: Non-Boston Bands You Need to Know
Allston Pudding did some investigating at CMJ to find rising non-Boston acts you need to know.
The Craters, Kal Marks, Dust From 1,000 Years and Bad History Month (sort of) at Charlie’s Kitchen (8/4)
By Sami Martasian It was a strange scene at Charlie’s Monday night, but a memorable one for sure. The cramped (but thankfully air conditioned) room was bursting at the seams with familiar faces of the Boston music scene, all excited to see their friends’ bands bring down the proverbial house. The night got kicked […]
Bad History Month’s Jeff Meff Holds His Own at Charlie’s (6/10)
By Sharon Weissburg Friends, fans, curious passerby, and (to the musicians’ chagrin) coworkers crowded the long, narrow hall of Charlie’s Kitchen’s upstairs music space on Monday evening. Under the many closed-caption television monitors of the bar (one showed Hillary Clinton’s interview with Diane Sawyer; another showed Proactiv skincare infomercials), bodies huddled into the mouth of […]
Krill Debuts New EP At Great Scott, Makes Steve Proud
People have been saying a lot about Krill lately. Here’s what we had to say about their EP release show at Great Scott
Localz Only News Roundup 12/6
It seems like this week more than most, a lot of news was buzzing about MA-area bands, so in case you missed it, here’s a rundown of what happened this week.
New Single From Fat History Month, “Bad History Month”
Boston’s own Fat History Month announced plans to release their sophomore album, Bad History Month, on April Fools Day (4/1). The band shared the album’s title track, and it’s got a nice blend of weird freak-folk and sloppy, raw punk. Listen to “Bad History Month” below.