By: Melissa Abi Jaoude
In her new music video “Empire,” Shakira is the girl on fire-literally.
Music, Arts
Music, Column, Arts
April Fools’: The Flaming Lips’ Pink Floyd Parody Prank
By: Matt Mazzari
In a series of April Fools’ Day pranks, the Flaming Lips released a Pink Floyd parody album that tricked several major news outlets and challenged common notions of what constitutes a prank.
Music, Arts
Salad Days’ Is Difficult To Digest, But Also Far From Bland
By: John Wiley
Mac DeMarco’s Salad Days shows off a mature side of the eccentric Canadian performer that can go unnoticed live.
Music, Arts
‘Frozen’ At No. 1: Why Menzel’s Vocal Character Reigns Supreme
By: Matt Mazzari
Two versions of the hit Frozen soundtrack single “Let It Go” were recorded and released-one by Indina Menzel and one by Demi Lovato-why was one more successful the other?
Music, Arts
‘Supermodel’ Poses As Upbeat Album, Maintains Complexity
By: Luiza Justus & Meredith Souto
Foster the People continues juxtaposing lighter melodies with darker lyrical themes in its new album, Supermodel.
Music, Arts
Gaga’s ‘G.U.Y’ Video Trades Substance For Spectacle
By: Ryan Dowd
Lady Gaga’s new video” is a lot like the artist herself: there’s a lot of glitter-along with some confusion with what it all might mean.
Music, Arts
Shakira Falls From Her ‘Empire’ With Self-Titled Album
By: Phoebe Fico
With only a few redeemable tracks, Shakira’s latest album is a scattered compilation of pop, dance, reggae, and Latin.
On Campus, Music, Arts
Acoustics Dress Down for Pajama Party-Themed Show ‘Acapillowfight’
By: Ariana Igneri
The Boston College Acoustics presented its ‘Acapillowfight‘ Cafe in Cushing 001 on Saturday night.
Column, Music, Arts
Gaga’s Latest Artpop Antics
By: Ariana Igneri
Lady Gaga collaborated with “vomit artist” Millie Brown on stage earlier this month, defending her controversial performance art on Friday and proving that the more today’s artists stray from the rules, the less artistic they become.
Arts, Music
Capital Cities Animates ‘One Minute More’ With New Lyric Video
Following its hit single “Safe and Sound,” Capital Cities released the lyric video for “One Minute More,” another song off its debut album.
