Music
Against The Current Concert Review: Chrissy Costanza Lights Up the Sonia
The band, which includes vocalist Chrissy Costanza, guitarist Dan Gow, and drummer Will Ferri, who was touring to promote their new EP “fever,” delivered a high-energy performance that got the crowd jumping and clapping along to every song.
Album Review: Oompa’s “Unbothered” Builds a Legacy of Joy
An acclaimed rapper and spoken word poet known for her unfaltering flow and authentic storytelling, Oompa’s music is truly art, embodying the intersection of earnest introspection and lively beats.
Express Yourself with Molly Parden
Molly Parden seeks to treat songwriting “purely,” and when she writes, it is still just her and her guitar.
A Warm Welcome Back to the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Despite some small flaws in their performance, the world-renowned Boston Symphony Orchestra sure did live up to their reputation.
Kelly Clarkson’s ‘When Christmas Comes Around…’ Review: Christmas Makes an Extra-Early Debut
Kelly Clarkson's newest Christmas album brings the cheer and hopeful aspiration to this upcoming holiday season.
Sam Nelson Harris of X Ambassadors On Dancing, Theater, and ‘Dumb Optimism’
For Sam Harris, frontman of Ithaca-based pop-rock band X Ambassadors, being back on the road for the first time in two years has been, above all, a relief.
Concert Review: Brooklyn Rider Promises an Evocative Musical Experience
Through music and conversation, Brooklyn Rider began their three-performance series with a meditative and engaging night of music.
‘Easy On Me’ Review: Adele is Easy on the Ears, Hard on the Heart
As to be expected from Adele, “Easy On Me” can best be described as devastatingly beautiful.
‘Music of the Spheres’ Review: Coldplay’s Soaring Cosmic Voyage
Coldplay's ninth studio album explores the universe’s potential as a source of boundless hope — and even love.
‘MONTERO' Review: Lil Nas X’s Inspiring New Album is an Undeniable Delight
After spending recent years dealing with homophobic attacks, Lil Nas X finally takes back all the power society has stripped from him, a mission that is evident in the album’s meaningful lyrics, inventive sonic composition, and overall aesthetic.
LA Rap Trio Swilmot on Origins and Next Steps
Still full-time students, the trio remains committed to the dream of a career in music.
Elderbrook Concert Review: Good Vibes All Around
On Friday, Oct. 8, a crowd of eager fans and wayfaring clubbers alike flooded in to see the English musician Alexander Kotz — also known as Elderbook — take the stage at The Sinclair.
'I Can’t Make You Love Me' Review: A Love Song for a Blue Day
Inspired by the groundbreaking jazz composer Miles Davis’ melancholic studio album “Kind of Blue,” KINDA BLUE is a new singer-songwriter with a distinct flair reminiscent of Davis’ stylistic innovations.
‘For Tonight’ Review: Giveon Needs a Visit from the Honor Council
Giveon's new track, “For Tonight,” is the first single off of his upcoming debut album. Unfortunately, it doesn’t really deliver.
