“People Think We’re A Christian Band:” Hallelujah the Hills, 20 Years Later
20 years for a band is like a lifetime for others. Hear about Hallelujah the Hills’ upcoming 20th anniversary gig at Deep Cuts.
Tag Archives: Great Scott
Romance is Boring but Los Campesinos! Aren’t
Los Campesinos! are vastly underrated. Wendy Schiller agrees. Probably why they took such cool photos of the band’s recent Paradise gig.
UNPUBLISHED SHOW REVIEW: The Murder Capital/RUDE Make It Count at Once Ballroom (3/11/20)
This week marks the one year anniversary of the last gig I saw in person, and I wanted to share this unpublished review of Dublin post-punk rockers The Murder Capital playing their US debut show at Once Ballroom on March 11th, 2020.
Lubec: A Retrospective
We look back on the storied life and times of the excellent Portland noise-pop concern (and Disposable America signees) Lubec.
Raavi & the Houseplants Get “Sticky”
We sat down for a chat with Raavi & the Houseplants to discuss all things “sticky,” including their latest single, as well as house shows that resembled Jell-O.
YOU OUGHTA KNOW: BOYFRIEND MACHINE
Say hello to your new favorite Western Mass psych rock duo Boyfriend Machine and listen to their debut album The Steady March to Death.
Saying Goodbye to Great Scott (Part One)
Read the first in our series of Great Scott stories from musicians, Allston Pudding staff, fans, and more!
GET TO THE E-GIG: Friends of Allston
Welcome to Friends of Allston, a livestream series benefitting the employees of Great Scott and O’Brien’s PLUS a benefit comp!
Squirrel Flower: Great Scott Photos and Looking Forward
Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
Bambara Bring “Stray” to Great Scott
Bambara celebrated the release of their new record “Stray” at Great Scott alongside Boston trio Karl Marks and Providence’s Way Out.