Foxtails Make Familiarity Exciting At O’Brien’s
Foxtails, My Fictions, Amitié and New Forms brought a local screamo showcase to O’Brien’s in Allston to prove the scene is still as thriving as ever.
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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!
Palentine’s Day is the New Valentine’s Day
If Valentine’s Day has you oscillating between crying in the shower or maybe falling in love or whatever, it’s time for you and your pals to get to the gig.
Interview: Blessed Trek Across North America to Return to O’Brien’s
Vancouver post-punkers Blessed are coming back to Boston on the heels of their debut album Salt, an early contender for DIY album of the year.
Halloweek Under Covers (Because You’re a Ghost)
Not sure what costume you’re going to wear this week? How about a costume for every night of Halloweek for all of these sick cover shows?
PREMIERE: Saccharine’s Hollow Space
Stream the sophomore album from Saccharine, Hollow Space, now and make sure to get to the co-release gig with Alexander at O’Brien’s on Thursday, October 4.
SOME GIGS TO GET TO: Allston Pudding Fall Picks
There are so many necessary shows and events that will feature local heroes coming up this back-to-school season. We just had to list them.
PREMIERE: Beached Boy Drop “Dizzy,” Prep Pool Party
Pool parties. Indie rock. End of summer jams. Hear the new track from Beached Boys and then check out their free show at the Verb Hotel.
INTERVIEW: Blessed Talk Canada, Affecting Local Change, and Shawarma from Azama
By Harry Gustafson Blessed are a five-piece post-punk band from Abbotsford, British Columbia, located about an hour from Vancouver. Currently in the midst of an East Coast tour, Drew Riekman, the band’s guitarist and vocalist, took some time to talk to Allston Pudding about their latest release, a single called “Sound,” part of […]
WATCH: Leopard Print Taser
Leopard Print Taser had just two songs left in their set when Leila Bower peeled off her stylishly thick-rimmed glasses and casually tossed them to the edge of the stage at O’Brien’s. With the proverbial gloves off, she was free to thrash uninhibited as the band tore into songs from their latest EP Teeth Are Not Bones.