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!
Tag Archives: indie
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.”
PREMIERE: Izzy Heltai with “Give It a Try”
Indie folk artist Izzy Heltai returns with a new single & music video for “Give It a Try”, off the forthcoming EP Day Plan (5 Songs Written 4 The End of The World) due out July 23rd!
Noah Britton Dreams of Fatherly Love on “My Son”
Noah Britton’s latest single from his new EP is an outlaw-countrified paean to growing up and the love between a father and his son.
Becca Mancari Reclaims Painful Memories in Colorful Pop and Queer Power
Becca Mancari’s new music departs from her old black and white binary aesthetic, instead using colorful pop and queer power to delve into painful memories.
PREMIERE: Divine Sweater’s New “Space-like” Single is Out of This World
Divine Sweater released their latest euphonious single, “I Knew You Better”, teeming with their signature tight vocal harmonies and plenty of glockenspiel.
Premiere: Alicia Clara’s Dreampop Excavation “Outsider/Unusual”
Alicia Clara is a European artist by way of Montreal, releasing her debut EP “Outsider/Insider” a dream pop record via Hot Tramp Records.
You Oughta Know: VINCE
Every week, we’re here to remind you of the Boston artists we love and think you oughta know. This week, we interviewed VINCE.
YOU OUGHTA KNOW: Cut Worms
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.