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...could look at the city of Boston at its present state, could rip it down to its former state, tell you what used to be there, and then rebuild it and tell you who built the present city,” said Craig Dougherty...
Friday, Oct. 28The Montage Concert. Get revved up for the football game against Dartmouth at the 86th annual Dartmouth concert. Show up and show your spirit! Presented by the Harvard University Band, Jazz Band, and Wind Ensemble. Sanders Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222, $10 general admission and $5 for students. (TMN)We’re All Going to Die. The Boston-based hard rock/metal trio comes to The Middle East highly praised for its second release “The Wreck of the Minot.” Also playing that night...
...vocal match.” Since then, the two have been inseparable. Says Evan, “I feel incredibly blessed to have found Anthony. To be on the same page when it comes to art is truly awesome. It almost never happens” STARDOM, HO! But in present form, the duo is ill-prepared to barn-storm America with their nu-grunge, if only because they have been unable to put together a permanent band with a drummer and a bassist. Last year, Carbone and Gentler recorded their debut nine-song album “Painted and Patient?...
...explored the realm of feminism by printing vivid and even shocking images of women—ranging from the classical nude to the bonded victim—on ripped, square pieces of white textiles. She also combined these prints with a multi-colored, abstract drip technique and chose to present the pieces by leaving them scattered on the floor of the studio, accompanied by a photograph of a similarly random arrangement on the asphalt of a parking...
...since his paranoid rant on “4th Chamber” ten years ago. MF Doom shows up, demolishes the mic, and promptly leaves. What could beat a whole album of such hip-hop transcendence? But after hearing the follow-up full-length “Dreddy Kruger Presents Think Differently Music: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture,” listeners may be forced to admit that despite momentarily flashes of brilliance, the Wu will never return. The compilation comes off as a soulless, unfocused mixtape, scraping the bottom of the underground rap barrel.Why does this release deserve...