You Oughta Know: Sweeping Promises
Post-Punks Sweeping Promises on hyperpop, keeping things simple, and their debut Hunger for a Way Out.
Tag Archives: Post-Punk
PREMIERE: Idle Pilot deliver a post-hardcore Balancing Act with new album
Boston post-hardcore band Idle Pilot premieres their new album Balancing Act, with funds going to local organization Violence In Boston
Premiere: Old Moon Revisit “Past Lives” On New EP
Old Moon are making sure post-punk never dies on their new EP “Past Lives,” an energetic release that brings to mind the driving melodies of the genre’s titans like Joy Division and Interpol.
Review: Nick Cave Hosts Intimate Q&A Plus Piano Performance
Nick Cave (of the Bad Seeds) hosted a conversation/acoustic piano concert at Harvard’s Sanders Theatre last week, which proved to be a fascinating, moving experience between artist and audience.
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.
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 […]
PREMIERE: “Play Loud, Die Vol. 2” – Black Beach
Black Beach have grown into themselves on the second installment of “Play Loud, Die” with Vol. 2. While parts of it sound like a call and response with the first iteration, a majority of the EP features greater attention to production value.
TRACK PREMIERE: “Variations on an Aria”- People Like You
Locals People Like You have a brand-spankin’ new single, “Variations on an Aria,” and announce the release of a sophomore album, Verse, out on July 28th.
INTERVIEW: Tim Darcy’s Personal Document
Ought frontman and poet in his own right, Tim Darcy is simply the greatest.
PHOTO REVIEW: Ought, Priests and Ursula at The Sinclair (5/4)
Check out these photos of post-punk at its finest.