After a long wait, Death Cab for Cutie loses out to convolution and musical malaise in their tenth album release.
On Campus, Arts
Kyle Brings High-Energy to Stokes Set, Interacting With Crowd
Kyle performed to an excited crowd at the annual Stokes Set concert, hosted by CAB. DJ Jadaboo opened for him.
Arts, Column
Your New Favorite Artist: Wednesday Melds Country With Shoegaze
Staff Writer Charley Conroy highlights country-gaze Wednesday band and their unique blend of vocals and the shoegaze distortions.
Arts, Review
Tears for Fears Makes an Underwhelming Return With ‘The Tipping Point’
While Tears for Fears dominated the music scene in the 80’s, their new album ‘The Tipping Point’ provides them with a mediocre comeback.
Review, Arts
Mitski Enhances Her Impressive Discography With Beautiful New Album ‘Laurel Hell’
Mitski’s new album ‘Laurel Hell’ showcases her production skills but fails to promote her incredible vocals, as she does on previous albums.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Munich – The Edge of War’ Can’t Save Itself from Traditional Period Piece Form
‘Munich – The Edge of War’ shows the waning days WWII, however deteriorates with poor character-relationship design.
Arts, Music, Review
The Weeknd’s ‘Dawn FM’ Sets High Bar for Music This Year
‘Dawn FM’ shows a playful and experimental side of the Weeknd with unexpected features on his new tracks.
Arts, Music, Review
3OH!3, Run The Jewels, And More In Singles
3OH!3 releases unoriginal new single, while Billie Eilish and Run The Jewels return with familiar sounds.
Arts, Music, Review
Mae Muller’s New EP is Mostly Forgettable, Formulaic Pop
Mae Muller’s new EP employs tired pop tropes with little success.
Arts, Music, Review
Talented Guests Steal the Spotlight on ‘Strange Days’
While not a bad listen, the Struts’ ‘Strange Days’ is an unexceptional release compared to the band’s usual standards.
