discography

The Sharp Things, EverybodyEverybody album art

EverybodyEverybody

“Drawing inspiration from Brian Wilson and George Harrison to Bowie and Harry Nilsson, EverybodyEverybody is a master class in songwriting and execution.” — Blurt

Adventurer's Inn

Adventurer's Inn

“It’s good to be a Sharp Things fan.” — The Big Takeover

The Sharp Things Live at Galapagos Art Space

Live at Galapagos Art Space

“Galapagos is eye-opening in seizing Perry Serpa’s sprawling, elaborate, delectable collective’s dynamism. It sure makes you wish you were there!”

The Sharp Things, The Truth Is Like The Sun album cover [front]

The Truth Is Like The Sun

“Attains the same rarified air as Green is Good, like a unified double LP—so far. Just fabulous, again!” — The Big Takeover

The Sharp Things, Green Is Good album cover [front]

Green Is Good

“One of the more intriguing releases in quite some time…seamlessly stitches together dozens of different influences into a cohesive quilt of modern pop…not a bum track out of ten!”
— Pop That Goes Crunch!

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A Moveable Feast

“The lush arrangements of “Through with Love” features orchestrations from the 40-piece New York Symphonic Arts Ensemble—the horn and string-laden single is Broadway meets Brooklyn with a musical narrative fit for the stage or silver screen. Careful, or you may just break out into song and dance yourself.” —SPIN.com

Foxes & Hounds album art

Foxes & Hounds

“A beautifully-conceived album written with skill and imagination and executed with considerable aplomb. With Foxes and Hounds The Sharp Things are surely in the hunt.” —Whisperin and Hollerin

Here Comes The Sharp Things album art

Here Comes The Sharp Things

“Gorgeous opener “I Will Always Be Swimming In This Sea” is Prince, Mercury Rev and Sgt Pepper-era Beatles, the epic “Vacationing” is Tom Waits, Todd Rundgren and even a little bit Coldplay, and the pained, soaring “Precious” is the Bad Seeds meets Philly soul with Talk Talk’s Mark Hollis on vocals. Delightful, the lot of it.” —NME