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Hearing Experimental Morose for the Second Time, Radiohead Releases ‘Kid a Mnesia’

EntertainmentMason Stoutamire -
There isn’t much to say about Radiohead that hasn’t already been said. However, that doesn’t consider any words from the band themselves, especially...

Spotify as a Form of Social Media: The Importance of Monthly Playlists

A&ELillian Beatrice Dunn -
Teenagers worldwide connect through social media usage, and there is no end to the apps that allow them to share parts of themselves...

Lana Del Rey’s ‘Blue Banisters’ Is Gloomy, Yet Graceful

A&EMcKenzie Boney -
Lana Del Rey’s eighth studio album, “Blue Banisters,” exemplifies her alternative-indie sound, capturing themes of self-love, melancholy and estranged relationships. Opposed to its...

15 Years of Taylor Swift

A&EEntertainment Writer -
Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift released her self-titled debut album on Oct. 24, 2006. Now, 15 years later, she is one of the most popular...

Namasenda Takes No Prisoners on Her New Action-Packed Mixtape, ‘Unlimited Ammo’

A&EMason Stoutamire -
Swedish experimental pop singer-songwriter Naomi Namasenda, known mononymously as Namasenda, isn’t impressed with where music rests today. With each new release, she reaches...

JPEGMAFIA Severs Ties Across Samples in ‘LP!’

A&EMason Stoutamire -
While listening to JPEGMAFIA’s latest album, “LP!,” you’re in for a spectacle of drama. With 18 tracks in total, the album runs as...

TV Girl’s New Collaborative Album ‘Summer’s Over’ is Just in Time for Their Upcoming Tour

A&ELillian Beatrice Dunn -
Local self-proclaimed “hypnotic pop” band TV Girl released a brand new EP with their current tour mate Jordana Nye entitled “Summer’s Over” on...

PinkPantheress’ ‘to hell with it’ Traverses the Heart of the Mysterious Internet Star

A&EMason Stoutamire -
PinkPantheress is your favorite rising artist that you didn’t know existed. The London-based student furthers U.K. garage and dance music while laying as...

Authenticity Prevails Over Hype in Don Toliver’s ‘Life of a DON’

A&EMason Stoutamire -
Picking up from his high point, “Heaven or Hell (2020),” Don Toliver’s new album “Life of a DON” released on Oct. 8, running...

‘Friends That Break Your Heart:’ James Blake’s Most Lucent and Innovative Album to Date

A&EMcKenzie Boney -
James Blake’s fifth studio album, “Friends That Break Your Heart,” released on Oct. 8, is an eloquent articulation of pain amid lost friendships....

Twice’s ‘The Feels:’ JYP, We’re Back!

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K-pop record label JYP has returned to the American market for the first time in nine years. Their girl group TWICE entered the Western...

Tirzah’s New Album ‘Colourgrade’ Explores Motherhood Through Experimental Pop

A&EMason Stoutamire -
English singer-songwriter Tirzah Mastin introduces textured ambience to her experimental-pop sophomore album, “Colourgrade,” released Oct. 1.  In “Colourgrade,” Mastin and producer Mica Levi, also...
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