Jeff Rosenstock Embraces Hellmode and Healmode at Roadrunner
Jeff Rosenstock brought energy and sadness to Roadrunner in equal measure, in his biggest Boston show to date. We caught the show on Friday, September 8th.
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Premiere: SLDG MUSC Benefit Comp Features Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Carol, LAVAGXRL & More
Sludge Music is releasing a totally stacked benefit compilation featuring some of Boston’s best talent, including Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Sidney Gish, and more.
Raavi & the Houseplants Get “Sticky”
We sat down for a chat with Raavi & the Houseplants to discuss all things “sticky,” including their latest single, as well as house shows that resembled Jell-O.
PREMIERE: The Water Cycle Returns with “Disco Night”
We caught up with garage pop band The Water Cycle to discuss their latest single “Disco Night” and their forthcoming EP Dignified and Old…
The 617Sessions Applications Are Open…What Are You Waiting For?
The 617Sessions are gearing up to showcase iconic local musicians and offer them a chance to perform at the 2020 Boston Music Awards.
Track Premiere: Fresh Beeef Served Up With Help From Sidney Gish
Where’s the Beeef? Probably somewhere in Lower Allston, playing their sick new single “I’m So Sorry” featuring pal Sidney Gish, a tease of their upcoming album “Bull in the Shade.”
REVIEW: In Tenth Edition, Boston Calling’s Glaring Flaws Persist
Boston Calling 2019 had some great moments, but missed the mark in many ways. Read our review and check out our photos of the three-day music festival.
Allston Pudding’s Best Albums of 2018 [20-1]
We count down 20-1 of the best albums of 2018 from the Grammy-nominated Kacey Musgraves and Mitski to local favorites like Edge Petal Burn and Sidney Gish.
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.
Allston Pudding’s Favorite Albums of 2017 [20-1]
We wrap up our favorite albums of 2017 with reflections on our top 20 albums. Spoiler alert: SZA.