Life As A Dog: An Interview With K.Flay
When you think of hip-hop, you probably wouldn’t think of K.Flay. The Chicago-born, Bay Area-native produces music that can only be described at indie hip-hop — not what you’d expect …
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Lykke Li at the House of Blues Boston
“I can’t really dance,” said Swedish indie-pop singer Lykke Li in a rather timid voice, donned in jet-black attire and cat-eye makeup. While she may not feel like she can dance, …
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April in Thirty Seconds
There are so many tiny, fleeting moments in life—beautiful, tragic, awkward, funny, ordinary moments. It’s hard to remember them all. That is why I’ve tasked myself with recording a second …
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In Pictures: Boston Calling
All photos by Kara Korab For being only two years old, Boston Calling has it down. As The Quad covered previously, the three day festival was held downtown in City …
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Singing in the Rain: A Weekend at Boston Calling
“And we’ll remember this when we are old and ancient/Though the specifics may be vague.” Those lyrics from The Decemberists’ song “July, July!” perfectly encapsulated the atmosphere this past Saturday …
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Rep Records Opens Up Boston’s Local Music Scene
Amongst the plethora of collegiate imports to Boston, one often hears complaints in the vein of, “Dude, the music scene here has nothing on (insert city here).” Rep Records begs …
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Forts/Gainesville Wear Their Fancy Pants at Great Scott
When Forts/Gainesville took the stage at Great Scott last Thursday night, the average member of the crowd was blinded by the sheer star power of lead vocalist and guitarist Brian …
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Spring Opera Scenes
CFA’s opera program puts on their spectacular spring show, Opera Scenes
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Protest Addresses “Blurred Lines”
Hours before Robin Thicke’s performance at Agganis Arena, there were crowds of people waiting outside—but most of them were not in line for the show. Weeks ago, the student group …
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February in Twenty-Eight Seconds
There are so many tiny, fleeting moments in your life—beautiful, tragic, awkward, funny, ordinary moments. It’s hard to remember them all. That is why I’ve tasked myself with recording a …
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Ballet in the Winter Olympics
Despite the numerous controversies surrounding the Sochi Olympics, the ballet performances in the Opening Ceremony were swell to watch. The show may have been a little uncomfortable at times – skipping …
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Drowners Impress at Great Scott Allston
All photos by Kara Korab Drowners kicked off touring their self-titled debut LP at Great Scott in Allston last Thursday. The New York-based band is fronted by English model turned …
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