Allston Pudding caught up with Sun Club before their show at TT the Bear’s on Wednesday night. Gathered around a pool table, we talked about everything from the current situation in their hometown of Baltimore, to surfboards in unusual places.
Night one of Converse Rubber Tracks’ epic five-night residency at The Sinclair with The Young Leaves, Dinosaur Jr, and The Replacements has blown over, so let’s dig in, shall we?
Our friends over at WRBB saw Diarrhea Planet perform at Great Scott on 4/3 and here’s what happened.
Some WRBB folks went to the Screaming Females show (2/26) and wrote this really rad review for us. check it~
By Deanna Archetto I didn’t realize how early of a show Sunday night at Paradise was going to be, so I accidentally missed Crying and Somos, two killer bands opening Modern Baseball‘s headlining tour. Pop-punk kids have early bedtimes it seems. I walked in as Foxing were setting up, and as soon as they started playing […]
By Deanna Archetto The best thing to ever happen for Jack’s Mannequin was for Jack’s Mannequin to come to an end. Gasp! Think about it though. This means that singer/songwriter Andrew McMahon can now play any song he’s ever written– everything from Something Corporate’s fast and heavy “I Woke Up In A Car,” to Jack’s […]
With a name like The Wytches, this surf-doom rock trio from Brighton, UK was born to partake in a Halloween-themed interview with us. Check out the video here!
The last time The Menzingers played at the Middle East Club, it was packed, sweaty, and intense. Saturday was no different.
The Flatliners weren’t able to make it to their headlining show at Great Scott, but Single Mothers and Solids were happy to pick up the slack
Sunday night at the Middle East Club was a hometown show for pop-punk townies Transit.