All Together Now, Part 1: Spoken word, music, and film Courtney Tharp May 18, 2016The Lily Pad is nearly a hole in the wall, but it expanded to fit the almost three dozen people...
All Together Now: A Multimedia Series Courtney Tharp April 20, 2016rt comes in different forms. It’s heard in performances and scrutinized on stage. It’s expressed through costume design and dance....
Album Review: Kal Marks – Life is Alright, Everybody Dies Courtney Tharp February 25, 2016Boston’s Kal Marks dive into their third album Life is Alright, Everybody Dies with an elongated instrumental build-up that reflects an...
Album Review: TW Walsh – Fruitless Research Courtney Tharp February 17, 2016Grab a hearty serving of Black Moth Super Rainbow, add a sprinkle of Bibio, garnish with a dreamy, shoegaze vibe...
Local Spotlight: Andrew O’Keeffe Courtney Tharp January 5, 2016Producing an album can be a slow-moving beast, but singer-songwriter Andrew O’Keeffe finally did it. The Cambridge local released his...
Diving with the Dookie: Diarrhea Planet Courtney Tharp December 14, 2015The guitar chords resonated for a solid minute before punk crew Diarrhea Planet took the stage. It was day two...
The Infectious Sounds of Joy: Joywave Courtney Tharp October 27, 2015ast Friday night, Allston was a bustling market of college kids ready to party; Wonder Bar was aglow with flashing...
Through Space and Time: Gardens & Villa Courtney Tharp October 13, 2015hris Lynch knows how to make love to a microphone. After a silent, sweeping entrance the lead vocalist of California...
Album Review: Blank Brothers – Peak Hour Color Courtney Tharp September 17, 2015 ouse party noises and ominous synths lay out the intro to Blank Brothers’ 2015 release, Peak Hour Color. Energetic...
