By: Anna Fahy Bleachers reimagined their debut album Strange Desire on its 10th anniversary this fall,releasing a re-recording: A Stranger Desired. In lead singer Jack Antonoff’s words, A StrangerDesired is “the first Bleachers album with me and the band knowing what we know now. alleleven tracks reimagined without the armor i needed at the time, …
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Kansas Anymore – Role Model
By: Caitlin Sweeney On July 19th, 2024, Role Model (stage name for artist Tucker Pillsbury) released his second studio album, “Kansas Anymore.” The name alludes to The Wizard of Oz, referencing the iconic line “We’re not in Kansas anymore.” This name perfectly encapsulates themes throughout the album, which marries feelings of homesickness, heartbreak, and imposter …
Bando Stone & The New World Review
By: Aaryan Sama Rapper, singer, producer, actor, writer, stand-up comedian, and director–Donald Glover, better known by the moniker Childish Gambino, has proven himself to be a renaissance man, with his latest release “Bando Stone & The New World” serving as the grand finale of the Gambino character. Serving as a soundtrack for his upcoming short …
Lizzy McAlpine’s “Older” Song Review
By: Hannah Devlin Lizzy McAlpine’s latest song, “Older,” is the first track she’s released from her third studio album. Released on February 13th, the single encapsulates the feeling of growing up and all the complexities of the transition into adulthood. The opening lyric, “Over and over, a carousel ride,” captures a sense of spiraling anxiety …
Drake’s For All The Dogs Album Review
By: Malachy Reynolds Whether you love him or hate him, Drake is back with For All The Dogs. With this album, Drake tied Michael Jackson for the most number 1 hits by a male solo artist, leading J. Cole to his first number 1 hit in the process. The opening track, “Virginia Beach,” is surprising …
Jorja Smith’s falling or flying Album Review
By: Andrew Meeker British R&B singer Jorja Smith loves a dichotomous title. The 26-year-old’s claim to fame is Lost & Found, her 2018 debut studio album about the emotional turmoil that accompanies growing up. Five years later, she has followed this oeuvre with a sophomore album titled falling or flying that she released on September …
Chappel Roan’s The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess Album Review
By: Abby Cristofaro The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess can only be described as celebrating queer joy. In her debut album, Chappel Roan combines the eccentric sound of upbeat feminine pop music with an appreciation and representation of the LGTBQ+ community. Using a mixture of ballads and upbeat dance music, she encapsulates traditional …
Review: No Dogs In Space by Marcus Parks & Carolina Hidalgo
By Kate Caperan No Dogs In Space is a music history podcast that takes listeners through a deep dive into the groundbreaking groups of punk and alternative music. Hosted by Marcus Parks and Carolina Hidalgo from the Last Podcast Network, this podcast has grown immensely since its start in 2020. Currently, No Dogs In Space …
Review: Endless Summer Vacation by Miley Cyrus
By Maggie Peknic Released March 10th, Miley Cyrus’ eighth studio album Endless Summer Vacation explores her complicated relationship with Liam Hemsworth. The album opens with “Flowers,” a major “f*** you” to her former lover as Cyrus lets go of their past relationship. The track reworks the chorus of Bruno Mars’ “When I Was Your Man” …
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