The Mountain Goats Row Through this Fire into Boston
Indie rock lifers The Mountain Goats brought their hyper literary ditties about the human condition to a packed House of Blues Boston.
Tag Archives: folk
Stevie Jick Built New Album “Between It” From Scratch
Singer-songwriter Stevie Jick wrote and recorded his new album himself. He also built the instruments and the recording studio by hand.
Robin Pecknold was Fleetingly in Rockport
The Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold booked up a limited series of five solo events across New England and New York.
Hannah Cohen’s “Quaaludes set” at The Sinclair
New York folk-rocker brought a peaceful calm to The Sinclair in support of her latest album Earthstar Mountain.
Jessye DeSilva Sparkles on New Album Glitter Up the Dark
Glam-folk artist Jessye DeSilva has released her third album, Glitter Up the Dark.
Mozz Proposes a Toast on new EP Breadt
Singer-songwriter Cole Triedman has released a new EP titled Breadt under his Mozz solo-shingle.
Grace Givertz Powers Through Technical Issues to Deliver a Moving Midnight Feature
Grace Givertz debuted her new album “Midnight Feature” at the Capitol Theater in Arlington, MA. Harry Gustafson was on hand for some photos.
Phil & the Flying Leap Ring in the Vernal Equinox with “Spring Again”
Cambridge folk stalwarts Phil & the Flying Leap return for the change of season with “Spring Again,” their first new song in five years.
Grace Givertz’s Star Turn on Midnight Feature
Allston Pudding catches up with the folk singer Grace Givertz about America, health struggles, and her first new album in 6 years.
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.