Louis Tomlinson continues to struggle in finding his own sound and path in the music industry on his second album ‘Faith in the Future.’
Music, Arts
‘Armageddon Time’ Squanders Opportunities, Failing to Navigate the Sensitivity of Identity Politics
‘Armageddon Time’ drops the ball on adding value to today’s discourse amidst a resurgence of antisemitism in the media.
Arts, Music
Arctic Monkeys’ ‘The Car’ Takes a Nostalgic and Vulnerable Trip Through Past Successes
The Arctic Monkeys’ depart from their sci-fi journey on past albums in favor of returning to their original indie rock sound.
Arts, Music
Singles Roundup: Brockhampton, Yves Tumor, and Wizkid
Brockhampton, Yves Tumor, and Wizkid all releases singles this past week that prelude upcoming albums or hopefully indicate more new music.
Arts, Music
‘Midnights’ Toys With Every Emotion as Taylor Swift Dreams Up Her New Pop Phase
Taylor Swift draws from the emotions written about on past albums for her newest pop release ‘Midnights.’
Arts, Music
The 1975 Gives a Refresh to Its Musical Styles With Lyrical Social Commentary
The 1975 adds new depth to its pop sound with lyrics that express thought-provoking and political messages.
Arts, Music
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Delivers A Mythologically Epic Album
Rock band King Glizzard and the LIzard Wizard releases another album this month, triumphing with mystical beats and dynamic dream-like rock.
Arts, Music
Charlie Puth Shows off His Vocal Range and Lyrical Wordplay on New Album ‘CHARLIE’
Puth’s new album ‘Charlie’ stands out in emotional vocals and expressive lyrical creation, with an appearance by BTS’s Jung Kook.
Arts, Music
Soulful Reflections Abound on Noah Kahan’s ‘Stick Season’
Noah Kahan returns to his folk music roots on ‘Stick Season,’ an album full of beautiful melodies and lyrics.
Arts, Music
The Pixies Deliver Expected, Monotonous Tracks on New Album ‘Doggerel’
The Pixies unsuccessfully attempt to grasp at their former fame and music domination with their album ‘Doggerel.’
