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

“‘Everything Breaks’ manages the uncommon trick of being both lovely and urgent…an elegiac litany of facts, descriptions, and/or circumstances, creating a kind of beauty-meets-tragedy atmosphere” — Fingertips Music

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

“Simply jaw-on-the-floor beautiful! The Truth is Like the Sun boasts some of the best songs in the band’s nearly 15 years together.”
— Blurt

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 10-or-so-piece New York band pillages sophisticated ideas—from its ‘60s chamber-pop forebears, from the Brill Building songwriting factory, from classic French pop, and so on—and infuses its songs with a healthy dose of drama, romanticism and hope.” —New Haven Advocate

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Foxes & Hounds

“The orchestration suits the songs beautifully…Serpa’s lyrics are literate, witty and touching in equal measure…One of the best listens of the year!” —musicOMH

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Here Comes The Sharp Things

“In the grand tradition of Randy Newman and Van Dyke Parks, The Sharp Things are a baroque pop lover’s dream come true—a frothy confection that’s equal parts Cole Porter opulence, brittle Hal David pop punch and lovelorn Left Banke flicker.” —Spendid