Darren Puccala, Life and Arts General Reporter
• June 9, 2022
Unapologetic in her approach to love and grief, singer-songwriter Angel Olsen dives into a country sound, utilizing heart-wrenching storytelling to open herself up on Big Time. The 10-track album released...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the June 7, 2022 flipbook.
Trudging through vast open fields and repetitive terrains can make summer road tripping dense and boring, but the perfect soundtrack...
070 Shake’s sophomore album release captures the melodrama of young love and self-discovery in the 14-track project You Can’t Kill Me released June 3. The project — an impressive whirlwind of alternative...
Fiza Kuzhiyil, Associate Managing Editor
• May 23, 2022
Fans in lavender crop tops and prom dresses start lining up for the show before the sun rises. With an hour left until the doors open, the line wraps around the venue. Chart-topping artist Olivia Rodrigo...
Harry Styles draws back the curtains and provides a more intimate glimpse of his life with his highly anticipated third album, Harry’s House, released May 20. The album provides an eclectic music experience,...
Joe Freedman, Life and Arts general reporter
• May 4, 2022
With finals commencing and the air getting warmer, summertime is right around the corner. Alongside the experiences of adventure, self-growth and discovery that summer brings, the season needs music to...
The unexpected combination of Webster’s no-frills lyricism and Pollard’s grand orchestral sound dazzles, making Car Therapy Sessions a thrilling listen for fans old and new.
Sasha Haynes, Life and Arts reporter
• April 27, 2022
As summer — in all its blazing glory — nears, most look forward to a time free of stress or academic commitment. However, for some, being away from friends and the social experience of college can...
People often think of music as an escape because the medium allows artists to share their ideas in a more emotional context than written words. Punk rock bands, such as Mishi Mishi, Sludge and Lady Pearl...
Leeza Meyer, Life and Arts General Reporter
• April 25, 2022
The composer gave a slight nod, and the Anna Hiss Gymnasium Courtyard flooded with choral voices and string instruments. Singers took turns performing in different languages, and a string solo played rhythmic...
“Boxes,” the first track of GRAE’s debut album Whiplash, greets listeners with a four-second cacophony of mangled guitars in their left ear before diving into a bassline, which permeates the...
