A transcendent celebration of R&B, soul, and crucial humanityBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 Music extraordinaire Jon Batiste is known for his work in the Pixar film Soul, and as…
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Third time’s the charmBy Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor 4/5 The powerful yet emotional energy of her voice pushes the imagery of falling suns and forgotten hangouts to vivid heights. In…
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Mush’s newest album ‘Lines Redacted’ offers everything you’d expect from its genreBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 The band is no stranger to employing their music to discuss the moral…
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Retrospective on the band CakeBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Their cover of ‘I Will Survive’ was regarded as an insult to the original due to Cake’s vocalist John McCrea’s deadpan…
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The modern human condition is disguised in old country timbreBy CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer 4.5/5 “ A lot of folks call my work ‘cosmic country,’ ” — Dougie Poole Synth-country…
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The band’s newest collection will turn any bleak mood into thrilling energyBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 The album comprises of unused songs that AC/DC’s lead guitarist Angus Young (who…
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Never before heard 1970s lo-fi home recordings resurrected in new albumBy CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer 3/5 He strategically picked a band name whose lettering would gain the band exposure in…
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A review of Nothing But Thieves’ new album By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Nothing But Thieves released Moral Panic on October 23, and while having heard most of the singles…
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Uncomfortable love and bold music choices for a modern-day audienceBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4/5 From touring with the Foo Fighters to performing at iconic music festivals like Lollapalooza, The…
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‘Speed, Sound, Lonely KV’ album reviewBy CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer 4.5/5 Lo-fi folk artist Kurt Vile has just released a new five-track EP titled Speed, Sound, Lonely KV. Its title…