The Doors remain open and infinite
Fifty years since the release of the band’s last album still resonates with fansBy Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist This year…
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Jon Batiste’s newest album ‘We Are’ enriches us with universal meanings about the world and ourselves
A transcendent celebration of R&B, soul, and crucial humanityBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 Music extraordinaire Jon Batiste is known…
A review of Lianne La Havas’ new album
Third time’s the charmBy Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor 4/5 The powerful yet emotional energy of her voice pushes the imagery…
Post-punk fun that crosses the line into political satire
Mush’s newest album ‘Lines Redacted’ offers everything you’d expect from its genreBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 The band is…
The Cake isn’t a lie
Retrospective on the band CakeBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Their cover of ‘I Will Survive’ was regarded as an insult…
An album review and interview with city cowboy Dougie Poole
The modern human condition is disguised in old country timbreBy CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer 4.5/5 “ A lot of folks…
AC/DC’s ‘Power Up’ album amps up good old-fashioned rock ‘n’ roll
The band’s newest collection will turn any bleak mood into thrilling energyBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 5/5 The album comprises…
A look into self-taught music producer and engineer Robert Lester Folsom’s past
Never before heard 1970s lo-fi home recordings resurrected in new albumBy CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer 3/5 He strategically picked a…
‘Moral Panic’ is exactly the raw art we need in this era
A review of Nothing But Thieves’ new album By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Nothing But Thieves released Moral Panic on…
The Struts’ ‘Strange Days’ album rocks the world
Uncomfortable love and bold music choices for a modern-day audienceBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4/5 From touring with the Foo…