Novacaine is undoubtedly an entertaining ride, entering unprecedented territory—the protagonist, no matter how many times he’s beaten down, stays determined with death as his only obstacle.
Arts, Music, Review
Playboi Carti Breaks Five-Year Hiatus with Chaotic Return to the Spotlight, ‘MUSIC’
After years of cryptic teasers, cult-like fandom buildup, and a nearly nonexistent two-day rollout, Carti returns with MUSIC.
Arts, Review
It’s Grammy Season! Here’s a Complete Recap of the 67th Annual Awards Ceremony
The 67th Grammy Awards featured unforgettable performances, groundbreaking wins, and powerful tributes. The night highlighted music’s influence, from Lamar’s sweeping success to Beyoncé’s genre-defying victory.
Arts, Music, Review
‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’: The Weeknd’s Farewell to a Legendary Persona
Tesfaye’s direction with this album is clear: It is a final album to showcase his proficiency under each umbrella of music before he moves on to something bigger. And, to nobody’s surprise, he hits the mark on all of them.
Arts, Music, Review
‘The Party Never Ends’ … But Should it Have?
For an artist of Juice WRLD’s caliber, this album should have been a carefully curated celebration of his life and music. Instead, it comes across as a cash grab, with little regard for quality, coherence, or Juice’s fans.
Arts, Music
Kendrick Lamar Comes Out of the Shadows to Drop ‘GNX’
Lamar’s ability to surprise and captivate the music industry makes one thing clear: he remains a powerful force in the music industry.
Arts, On Campus
Pippin’s Quest for Fulfillment Comes to Life on Robsham’s Stage
BC’s production of Pippin was a living, breathing spectacle that combined humor, heart, and a touch of absurdity to remind the crowd that theater can still surprise and delight.
Arts, Music
A$AP Ferg’s Personal Journey Struggles to Keep Momentum in ‘DAROLD’
This album certainly has some introspective tracks, but for the most part, it’s bland and gets old after 40 minutes.
Arts, Music
‘Eternal Atake 2’ Somehow Isn’t Connected to the Original ‘Eternal Atake’
This sequel was not a sequel. In their previous two-part series, Uzi managed to keep the themes of both albums consistent. That clearly didn’t happen here.
