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January 20, 2008

Music --In a show rescheduled from September, Blonde Redhead will provide art-damage rock, and maybe some literal damage. Really. The last time Bostonist saw this band, they were crashing into each other onstage. DCist spoke to Kazu Makino about their album's name (23) and a few other things. The Paradise Rock Club, 7:00 pm, $20. --Mission of Burma will, appropriately enough, play to raise money for the US Campaign for Burma at Great Scott at......

Continue Reading "Happenings: Blonde Redhead, BYSO, Langella Honored"

January 19, 2008

Cosi fan tutte By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, liberetto by Lorenzo da Ponte Performed by the Boston Youth Symphony Musical Direction by Federico Cortese Performed in Italian, with subtitles Sunday, 3 p.m. Sanders Theatre, Harvard University Ticket information On Sunday, the 119 members of the Boston Youth Symphony, joined by a cast of operatic talent, will perform a semi-staged production of Mozart's Cosi fan tutte, a comedic work that tackles the question of fidelity among lovers......

Continue Reading "Bostonist Q&A: Hillary Ditmars, Boston Youth Symphony"

September 18, 2006

If you're not into traveling all the way to the Tweeter Center for Journey and Def Leopard, check out this week's picks. Even if you are into heading down to the big name act's show you'll need something to do the rest of the week. There's no joking about it this week. Fall is here. By the time the weekend hits it's time to break out the cider and make some pumpkin pie. We're......

Continue Reading "Weekly Music Picks: Prelude to Fall "

July 17, 2006

The debacle that was Hot Stove, Cool Music last week has made us ready for a week of good music. The debacle in that it poured so hard they had to move the whole thing under the bleachers (inside). The sound quality was poor and James Taylor pulled a rock star move and only made the stage for a single song because he didn't have enough space. This week we're looking forward to cooler......

Continue Reading "Weekly Music Picks: Cooling it Down"

April 24, 2006

We’re working for the weekend and it's only Monday. Rainy day outside and the sun is reported MIA until Wednesday. Despite the current gloom, things are looking mighty green outside - a good sign of spring. Flowering trees have done their thing and soon we’ll be smelling the lilacs. For now we’re settling for another cup of Stella while we soak up the tunes and the increasing temperatures. Monday 4/24: John Vanderslice mk Ultra......

Continue Reading "Weekly Music Picks: April Showers Edition"

April 10, 2006

It seems everyone is talking about bib numbers, their knees, or the New Balance they hope are broken in by the time Marathon Monday rolls around. There’s not much time to train for the treck past Heartbreak Hill, but it’s not stopping lots of people out there. These bands aren’t on the run. They’re kicking up the amps and pumping pure, sweet decibels of goodness into our ears all week long. Tuesday 4/11 Shumai Indie......

Continue Reading "Weekly Music Picks: Passover Edition or Prelude to Marathon Monday"

March 20, 2006

Don't forget Saturday is the Bostonist Anniversary Party at the Kinsale. In the interim please feel free to rev yourselves up with some of the great music rolling down the pike. Monday 3/20: Editors Neo-post-punk brits Editors (a la Joy Division & Bloc Party) with appropriately asterisked Stellastarr*. Roxy. Editors: Myspace | All Sparks.ram | purchase Tuesday 3/21: The English Beat, Westbound Train, The Sterns, and DJ Ford E. Buxworth More than just a......

Continue Reading "Weekly Music Picks: Anniversary Party Edition"

March 10, 2005

Yeah, Sublimidible. Bostonist has heard Dubya utter that word a thousand times in rerun clips in the past four years, in fact we're pretty sure it came up as a hip hop mix during the last election cycle. According to a Boston Globe report last week the election debacle of 2000 is what got DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid kicked into gear speaking out about politics and history. Paul Miller, a.k.a. DJ Spooky, remixed a......

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