June 2011 - Page 2 of 2 - musings from boston

On tomorrow morning’s Expanding Awareness show, Victor and his guests will be discussing the difference between ghosts and spirits. MaryLee Trettenero and Mary D’Alba will be sharing “the pleasant and unpleasant realities of communicating with the spirit world” on Wednesday, June 29 at 7:30pm, at the Theosophical Society in Boston (located in Arlington) . Tune in at 10am to 90.3FM in the Boston area, or this show can be heard on the WZBC Archive (all of ‘ZBC’s shows are online for two weeks).

Review: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling: Questions Are A Burden To Others

By julie

On June 5, 2011

In Boston Bands, Indie Music, Reviews

You can say that Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling has a thing for British cult classic TV show The Prisoner. After all, they’re named for its 13th episode. Their debut release last year, The New Number 2 (referencing one of the show’s characters) featured tracks such as “Episode 1: Arrival” and Episode 2: Dance of the Dead” (actual episodes). Their new EP, Questions are a Burden to Others (taken from a sign in the first episode, the rest of it being “answers a prison for oneself”) continues on this curious theme.

Review: SchoolTree: My Metal Mother

By julie

On June 5, 2011

In Boston Bands, Indie Music, Reviews

album artwork by Molly Zenobia

Forgive the long absence. I’m way behind on new music (and old music), so I’ll get right down to it. Here’s the first in a series of some recent releases from Boston-area bands. And when I say “recent”, I mean since February. In this installment, Broadway-by-way-of-Danceteria chanteuse Lainey SchoolTree has an elegant new album, My Metal Mother.

screams, whispers and songs from planet earth

Month: June 2011

Expanding Awareness: The Difference between Ghosts and Spirits

Review: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling: Questions Are A Burden To Others

Review: SchoolTree: My Metal Mother