Album Review: Emotion by Carly Rae Jepsen
“Carly Rae Jepsen’s new album is amazing!” Someone said this within the first few days I arrived on campus this ...
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Rancid vs. The Dead Milkmen: How to Stage a Return
October was an interesting month in punk music, a weird throwback to the era of the late ’80s and early ...
Run the Jewels Bring More Nihilism to Hip-Hop
If you want to know what Run the Jewels has above other hip-hop duos, watch the interview they did for ...
Taylor Swift “Shakes Off” Country Style on 1989
In preparation for the release of 1989, the fifth album from Taylor Swift, I did what I assumed any sane ...
Stevie Nicks, 24-Karat Gold
Have you ever listened to Fleetwood Mac all day and night? I am occasionally prone to having an impromptu Fleetwood ...
Perfume Genius Lightens Up Sound With Too Bright
I can think of few songs as harrowing as Perfume Genius’ “Learning,” the title track off his overlooked 2010 debut. ...
Flying Lotus Explores the Void in You’re Dead
Fun fact: we’re all going to die. Dark thought, right? It’s an idea that humanity has tried to ignore and ...
Christopher Owens Tries Half-Heartedly for Redemption on A New Testament
There’s something undeniably ballsy about naming your record A New Testament. It almost reads like a challenge. But if there ...
Syro Is A Gateway Into The World of Aphex Twin
There was a very specific reason I wanted to listen to Syro, Aphex Twin’s first album in 13 years. It ...
Tennis Covers Up Intricacies With Muddled Production
Imagine enjoying a nice, sunny day and listening to equally cheery music: that’s the feeling Tennis has exuded since 2012. ...