Wander into Nature with a New Video from Gold Dust
Let Western Mass’ Gold Dust take you on a scenic stroll through the woods with a new music video from his debut self-titled album.
Tag Archives: indie
Bedbug Goes Full Band With New Single
Allston’s Bedbug has emerged from their bedroom roots as a full band for a new EP with a re-recording of 2016’s “songs about ghosts.”
Watch Future Teens Turn Smash Mouth’s All Star into an Indie Ballad
Watch our indie emo faves Future Teens tear thru their cover of Smash Mouth’s “All Star” during a performance at ONCE Somerville’s Boynton Yards location.
Sylvan Esso Shine at House of Blues
Sylvan Esso made their return to Boston on Saturday night, the first of a two-night stand, playing to a sold-out crowd of 2,200 dancing attendees at House of Blues.
Alicia Clara Drops Dream-Dizzy New Video For “Stones Like Eyes”
Montreal’s Alicia Clara has already dropped one of the dreamiest EPs of the year with her “Outsider/Unusual” from back in February. Now, she’s releasing visuals for one of the EP’s tracks, “Stones Like Eyes.”
The Puddcast Episode 8: Krystal Karting
On the latest episode of The Puddcast, Atlanta-based musician Krystal Karting reflects on what it was like to challenge himself with a unique personal project: to write, record, and release his debut album under the time constraint of a 90 day free trial of Ableton.
Proof is in the Pudding Ep. 7: Liz Bills
In this week’s episode of Proof is in the Pudding, host Andrew Bourque chats with indie rocker Liz Bills while they cook Vegan Bolognese!
Proof is in the Pudding Ep. 6: Izzy Heltai
In this week’s Proof is in the Pudding, host Andrew Bourque chats with Izzy Heltai about his new EP Day Plan while they make Smashburgers with Potato Chips!
The Puddcast Episode 3 & 4: The Cheerful Desolation Choir
We chatted with Jeff Vachon from The Cheerful Desolation Choir and Doom Lover about his prolific slate of quarantine releases (dude dropped six albums!).
INTERVIEW: The Orrs Arrive with “As If I Ever Left”
Sometimes I like to be proactive with discovering new music, but other times I prefer to sit back and let our editors pitch to us Pudding writers from the trove of emails they receive. It was on one of these occasions where an editor dropped a slack message to us with a link to a curiously named band called “The Orrs.”