Squidward and the Strokes
By Daniel Klugman Last week, my roommate made the case that Squidward Tentacles is in fact hot. Why exactly is Squidward Tentacles sexy? His apathy at work. Squidward hates nothing … Read More >
Category Archives: Album Review
Reflecting on Angel Olsen’s All Mirrors
By Riley Younger Angel Olsen tackles themes of love, taking a chance on it, losing it and expressing it on her fifth studio album, All Mirrors. The St. Louis native … Read More >
How I’m feeling about “~how i’m feeling~”
By Martha Kowalski After many years it brings me great joy to finally say the words: Lauv has released a debut studio album. Since 2015, singer-songwriter Ari Staprans Leff – … Read More >
Eye Flys – Tub of Lard
By Jordan Jerabek Originally seen in Heavy Blog Is Heavy For many (including yours truly), Eye Flys’ fine … Read More >
Double Take: Princess Nokia’s Everything is Beautiful and Everything Sucks
by Shelby Len Brooklyn rapper Princess Nokia is no stranger to pushing the envelope of genre convention. She has a way of shapeshifting effortlessly between completely contradictory aesthetics, from … Read More >
Disq Captures the Bleak Side of Technology on “Collector”
by Jack Karnes The 2010s were a wild decade. We had an angry, divisive president looming in the White House, we realized our world is burning, we gave many people … Read More >
What happened to Beck?
by Ayden Schultz Towards the end of last year, a favorite artist of mine, the critically acclaimed Beck, released his 14th studio album, Hyperspace. Is Hyperspace good? No. Is it … Read More >
NACC Top 5
FRAN, Leaving
JULY TALK, Remember Never Before
BABITHA, Brighter Side Of Blue
KING TUFF, Smalltown Stardust
SILVER LIZ, It Is Lighter Than You Think