Thursday, April 18, 2024

Album Reviews

Lizzy McAlpine’s new album is not for the faint of heart

Featured photo by Lizzy McAlpineStory by Kaleigh Young Lizzy McAlpine, recently known for her song “Ceilings,” just released her newest album called "Older." She is known for invoking gut-wrenching...

Olivia Rodrigo continues to ‘spill’ her “GUTS” in new deluxe album

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Kacey Musgraves marks her Saturn return in new album “Deeper Well”

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Ariana Grande’s “Eternal Sunshine” navigates heartbreak, healing and new love

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“1989 (Taylor’s Version)” is a testament to timeless pop and nostalgia

Featured Photo by Taylor Swift Story by Hannah Ferreira Taylor Swift, widely regarded as one of the most iconic and...

Review: Sheck Wes’ ‘Mudboy’ is not as infectious as breakout hit ‘Mo Bamba’

Photo courtesy of Pitchfork Story by Isong Maro / Contributing Writer G.O.O.D Music (Kanye West) and Cactus Jack (Travis Scott) label signee Sheck Wes’ debut project...

Review: Big Thief singer Adrianne Lenker enchants with restrained sound on ‘Abysskiss’

Photo courtesy of American Songwriter Story by Hayden Goodridge / Contributing Writer Since the advent of digital recording, the music charts have encouraged the idea of filling...

Review: All Them Witches encapsulates band’s capabilities as a whole on ‘ATW’

Photo courtesy of All Them Witches Bandcamp Story by Max Leach / Contributing Writer  In a generation defined by bumping 808s and bass drops, one can...

Review: Pinegrove re-emerges from controversy with ‘Skylight’

Photo courtesy of Pinegrove's Bandcamp Story by Hayden Goodridge / Contributing Writer  The opening lines of “Skylight” resemble a new mission statement for Pinegrove’s lead...

Review: Portland-based Ezza Rose demands social justice on ‘No Means No’

Photo courtesy of BUST Magazine Story by Max Leach / Contributing Writer Ezza Rose doesn’t want to tell you that no means no because she knows...

Review: Prince’s ‘Piano and a Microphone 1983’ is threadbare but powerful

Photo courtesy of The Vinyl Factory Story by Robert Dial / Contributing Writer This Friday, “Piano and a Microphone 1983,” the first posthumous Prince album, finally saw...