Music
‘No Regrets’: Tom Rush ’63’s Path from Leverett to Legendary
While Rush may have once been anxious about his post-Harvard path, he managed to go on to build careers for himself and other musicians.
Portugal. The Man Concert Review: Boston Feels It Still
The combined efforts from Portugal. The Man and SNACKTIME featured a call and response between Gourley, Howk, and Furaha-Ali that was sublime.
Ricky Montgomery Concert Review: Rick’s in the Royale, and Boston Loves Mr. Loverman
The Boston stop of the “Rick in the Wall” tour was filled with unforgettable moments, with Montgomery enchanting the audience.
‘Good Luck, Babe!’ Single Review: The Rise — and Only the Rise — of the Midwest Princess Continues
Roan’s newest single is an exciting taste of her future era, building on the unique themes and powerful sound she’s established.
Olivia Rodrigo Concert Review: A Moving Night of Emotional Ballads and Angsty Rock Anthems
Rodrigo spilled her guts in Boston, and her pop stardom is sure to bring her back soon.
Riot Grrrl: The Birthplace of Moshing, Screaming, Pierced, Tatted, Raging Teenage Girls
We can thank Riot Grrrls for fighting to open up the circle, allowing for new generations of mosh pit queens to finally have their moment in the limelight.
‘Cowboy Carter’ Album Review: A Legendary Homage to the Origins of Country Music
“Cowboy Carter” is a loud and proud cultural statement that sheds light on the true roots of country music.
‘Next Semester’ Single Review: Genre-Defying, Per Usual
The song does not take on the tone of a single genre, instead adapting itself to the unique sound Twenty One Pilots is known for.
Artist Profile: Dexter Suhn on SZA and the Value of Music
Dexter Suhn is just getting started. He will continue to draw upon the strength of those around him — his family and the Harvard community.
In Photos: Eliza McLamb Live in Cambridge
On Friday, Eliza McLamb performed at The Sinclair in Cambridge, fostering an intimate connection with her audience.
‘You Need Me Now?’ Single Review: A Duality of Composition That Verges on the Unexceptional
Juxtaposition of gravity and vibrancy gives the song a peculiar aura, allowing listeners to connect with the lyrics and enjoy the upbeat melody and chorus.
Grouplove Concert Review: A Rock Adventure
Grouplove, the American alternative rock band best known for their 2011 hit single “Tongue Tied,” took the stage at Roadrunner in Boston on March 29.
Molly Grace Concert Review: A Heartfelt Hometown Show
Molly Grace's performance proved that she has true star potential — this is just the beginning.
‘eternal sunshine’ Album Review: A Familiar Reverie
“Eternal sunshine” may feel familiar but is undoubtedly elevated from previous work in terms of lyrics, production, and depth.
‘Underdressed at the Symphony’ Album Review: Faye Webster Muses on Love, Endings, and the Quirks of Life
Any listener will be bound to find something to relate to or simply let loose and find themselves similarly “underdressed at the symphony.”
‘Bright Future’ Album Review: A Record That Yearns for Past, Present, and, of Course, Future
“Bright Future” is undeniably a remarkable collection of songs, with stellar consistency that exudes authenticity from start to finish.
The Last Dinner Party Concert Review: An Enchanting Night of Decadence and Catharsis
The Last Dinner Party delivered an exciting performance, embracing musical maximalism and potent lyricism, and will hopefully return soon to Boston.
Blackberry Smoke Concert Review: Boston Hears Georgia
Blackberry Smoke brought a genuine energy to their House of Blues show and proved that Georgia has its own home in the heart of New England.
Madi Diaz Concert Review: Crying in Cambridge
From start to finish, the performance felt like a glimpse into Madi Diaz’s diary.
In Harmony: Women’s History Month Vignettes
As we (and the flowers) turn our faces towards the sun, what better to do than listen to music made by powerful, talented, beautiful women?
‘Legendary’ Review: A Lightheartedly Lackluster Tune
Only time will tell if the same will be true for the album, but for now, “Legendary” is a prime example of the saying “nothing good lasts forever.”
Harvard Says It Wants to Boost Interdisciplinary Research. Its Professors Have Questions.
“Interdisciplinarity” has become something of a buzzword among Harvard professors. But in interviews with The Crimson, seven professors from the Arts and Humanities division said that the term, as it is popularly used, may raise more questions than it does answers.
Dexter Suhn x ThankGod4Cody: SZA’s Grammy Award-Winning Music Producer Visits Harvard
On March 6, ThankGod4Cody, Grammy award-winning producer of SZA’s “SOS,” visited Harvard to engage in a candid conversation with students.
So You Want to Listen to EDM
EDM is the perfect genre for anyone who wants to experience exciting melodies and lose themselves in a deep sea of musical solace.
Battle For Yardfest Brings Together Student Talent for a Night of Music and Fun
Yardfest is a beloved Harvard tradition and one of the largest events put on each year by the Harvard College Events Board.