Sludge Music is releasing a totally stacked benefit compilation featuring some of Boston’s best talent, including Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Sidney Gish, and more.
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.
We caught up with Max Clarke of Cut Worms to chat about the sounds and images that brought his double album “Nobody Lives Here Anymore” to life.
Beeef sat down with Allston Pudding to talk about their recently released “remixed music video” for their new remixed single, “Airplanes”.
Motel Black have used their time in quarantine to hone their studio sound, resulting in new singles like “Evening Standard.”
Massachusetts indie band Handsome Ghost reflects on the past for their intimate, contemplative sophomore album, “Some Still Morning.”
Rat Jacket is the solo project of Brian Bernhard, a stoner rock songwriter who has set up his music sales to contribute to several worthwhile charitable causes.
Philly’s Cave People are back with a new album, “Looking,” out on August 28th via Disposable America. We spoke to Dave Tomaine, who gave us an exclusive track-by-track breakdown of the album.
We spoke to Canadian indie rocker Gaspard Eden, who took us on a step-by-step tour of the new claymation video for his delicious song “Pancakes.”
Ezra Cares experiments with elements of indie rock and rap, breaking down the binary between the genres that Boston’s music scene is most notably known for.