By Martha Kowalski I’m on the late side of discovering this album – released in May of 2020 and about half a year later has come my eureka moment – so this is not going to be your hot-off-the-press, breaking … Read More >
By Arthur Machado It is the summer of 1976. You go to West Hollywood looking for a new asparagus fern to bring in some nature and liven up your small studio apartment. You drive down Melrose Avenue, in the heart of … Read More >
By Ethan Cook In this series, I’m going back in time and revisiting some of the music of the past. Personally, I always enjoy listening to old albums and trying to understand how the music was historically important and where … Read More >
By Ethan Cook As the seasons transition from the warm days of summer to the chilly evenings of winter I find myself looking for musical change as well. I spent the summer listening to punk-rock and heavy-metal; music that made … Read More >
By Jeffrey Deiss Radiohead’s fourth album, Kid A, turned 20 on October 2. As many of you reading this blog probably know, this album completely changed the trajectory of Radiohead’s career and alternative music as a whole. In the wake … Read More >
By Ethan Cook Over the past couple weeks I’ve been thinking about what album I wanted to write about next; and, more broadly, what value writing an album review offers to the reader, artist and myself. After some thinking, I … Read More >
By Ethan Cook I view music through a qualitative lense, rather than a quantitative one. Qualitative and quantitative are big words that get tossed around a lot in STEM classes that involve a lot of technical writing, but the TLDR … Read More >
JOAN OF ARC, Tim Melina Theo Bobby
KARAOKE, Blood, Piss, Religion, Pain
WILSON'S PROM, Wilson's Prom
JASPER LOTTI, Kiss Tha Future
THE SMASHING PUMPKINS, CYR