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Jacob R. Jimenez
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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.
Charley Crockett Review: The Boston Country Scene Happens on Wednesday Nights
As country devolves into a greasy mimicry of pop music, Charley Crockett and his peers keep country’s soul alive with the waltzes, ballads, and steel guitar picking that made it a genre foundational to American music today.
‘The Arboretum Experience’ Review: Augmented Reality, IRL
If a visitor is surrounded by singing birds, does putting on headphones to listen to an audio play full of artificial noise replace a more authentic experience?
Music Video Breakdown: 'The Box' by Roddy Ricch
Through a hodgepodge of action scenes, the video reflects the classic and contemporary hip-hop themes of Ricch’s song.
Juice Comes Home
Juice, a seven-man boy band originally from Boston College, returned to their home city on Feb. 22 for a high energy, soulful performance at the Paradise Rock Club.
Echosmith Returns to the Spotlight on New ‘Lonely Generation’ Tour
Echosmith, the sibling trio known for radio hits “Cool Kids” and “Bright,” took their “Lonely Generation” tour to Boston’s Paradise Rock Club this past Valentine’s Day.
Boston’s 'Snowport' Brings Rustic Charm to Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day, holiday themed waffles and some special guests helped set the mood for a love-filled evening in the winter village.
‘Meaning Train’ Goes Off the Rails
The essays that make up “Meaning Train” are short and only loosely related to each other.
A Book Fair for Art Lovers: The Third Annual Boston Arts Book Fair
The language of art, creativity, and social change swirled through both conversation and publication at the Cyclorama for the third annual Boston Arts Book Fair.
In An Instant: A Commemoration of the Birth of Polaroid
The MIT Museum held a day-long special event celebrating Polaroid — the Cambridge-born camera that captured people’s hearts from its invention to its modern day resurgence.