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Bostonians, BEATS, and Others Coalesce in Captivating 'A Cappella Showcase'

Bostonians, BEATS, and Others Coalesce in Captivating ‘A Cappella Showcase’

Isabella Dow May 2, 2016
The 'A Capella Showcase' saw bold covers, lively renditions, and heartfelt intensity being brought on stage by groups ready to let their voices ring throughout Arts Fest.
Cage the Elephant is Freed as King of the Desert in "Trouble"

Cage the Elephant is Freed as King of the Desert in “Trouble”

Leigh Channell April 27, 2016
Cage the Elephant challenges viewers to read between the lines in their latest music video "Trouble," exploring a metaphorical journey through past and present.

Meghan Trainer, Beyonce, and Drake In Singles This Week

Dan Fitzgerald April 27, 2016
Drake wants "One Dance," Beyonce does not think anything can "Hold Up," and Meghan Trainor says unapologetically, "I Love Me."
Juice is Smooth With Tastes of Jazz, Pop, and Hip-Hop

Juice is Smooth With Tastes of Jazz, Pop, and Hip-Hop

Ryan Dowd April 27, 2016
All the way from its 2014 Arts Fest debut, Juice launches it first, self-titled album, bringing in all the flavors, sounds, and riffs that have made the band the success it is today.

Beyonce Incorporates Rock and Southern Roots in Spirited ‘Lemonade’

Hannah McLaughlin April 27, 2016
With disjointed tracks, an inventive clash of genres, and a tracklist rife with warnings against infidelity, 'Lemonade' is perfectly unapologetic.
University Chorale Embraces Springtime With Varied, Euphoric Performance

University Chorale Embraces Springtime With Varied, Euphoric Performance

Hannah McLaughlin April 24, 2016
In an astounding feat of musical talent and vocal finesse, the University Chorale of Boston College entranced its audience with the eerie beauty of aurora borealis.

Latching Onto Lyrics

Caleb Griego April 24, 2016
Lyrics can let us sing along and add a part of ourselves to a song, making them some of the most compelling aspects of our favorite musical pieces.
Halsey's Fairy-Tale "Castle" is Visually Clumsy and Unfortified

Halsey’s Fairy-Tale “Castle” is Visually Clumsy and Unfortified

Bailey Flynn April 20, 2016
In a tribute to the upcoming 'The Huntsman: Winter's War' film, Halsey attempts to own the musical battlefield, but ultimately looks as powerless and ineffective as Snow White herself.

Lush is “Out of Control,” Parquet Courts Gives a “Human Performance,” and More in Singles this Week

Shravan Challapalli April 20, 2016
Parquet Courts gives a beautiful guitar ode in "Human Performance," Lush gets intorspective in "Out of Control," and Car Seat Headrest creates a musical sense of doubt in "Fill in the Blank" in singles this week.

Magnetic Zero’s ‘PersonA’ Gets Lost in Good Vibes, Makes For a Bad Trip

Leigh Channell April 20, 2016
Though the artistic intents behind 'PersonA' admirably venture in new directions, the overall effect is not an inviting album to listeners, proving, in many cases, to be preachy and boring.
BC's Music Guild Enraptures Faneuil Hall with Break the Bubble 2

BC’s Music Guild Enraptures Faneuil Hall with Break the Bubble 2

Chris Fuller April 17, 2016
Many of BC's bands and soloists joined together for the Music Guild's second annual Break the Bubble concert this Saturday at Faneuil Hall.
Drake's "Pop Style" Mellows Out, Tegan and Sara Go for the "Boyfriend," and More In Singles This Week

Drake’s “Pop Style” Mellows Out, Tegan and Sara Go for the “Boyfriend,” and More In Singles This Week

Bailey Flynn April 13, 2016
Drake gets poppy in "Pop Style," Tegan and Sara make a bubble-gum jaunt with "Boyfriend," and Blake Shelton says that he is just "Friends" for the 'Angry Birds Movie.'
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