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By Isabella McSweeney In the 90s, soundtrack movies were king. There’s a clear distinction between soundtrack movies and movies with a soundtrack. Movies with a soundtrack are built around big names. They climb the charts to scream “Look at me!” at the top of their lungs and draw in millions of dollars in vinyl sales. […]
By Isabella McSweeney Since they burst onto the D.C. power-pop scene in 2015, Bad Moves has been vocal about their beliefs. Lyrics tackle topics ranging from religion to climate change and media over-consumption, and although Wearing Out the Refrain, the band’s third studio album, is sweeter than the rest of their punk-afflicted discography, it packs […]
By Jake Caserta Swans is a band from New York City that spawned in the 1980s out of the ashes of the No-Wave scene. Their influence is everywhere in modern rock and metal music. If you are in any music spaces online you are likely to have seen an album cover of theirs or a […]
By Jake Caserta When Brian Eno walked into the venue “Artists Space” in NYC in May of 1978, there’s no telling what he was expecting. It’s unknown what he thought he was getting himself into,but what he found was a contained and unique group of musicians who went on to impact rock music through a […]
By Bec Legato Welcome back! In case you missed my first blog or if you forgot, I made it my New Year’s Resolution to discover a new artist each week. If you didn’t read my review from last week, make sure to check out my look into beabadoobee! For this week though, I checked out […]
By Bec Legato Most people when December 31st rolls into the new year, make resolutions like losing weight, finding more opportunities to be happy, or getting a job. My New Years Resolution was to discover a new artist each week and listen to most of their discography throughout that week. I started off the year […]
By Arlo Catanzaro LaMontagne’s Ouroboros is staunchly different from LaMontagne’s other work to which I have listened, while Ouroboros stays within LaMontagne’s traditional sound he also experiments more and creates an album that is truly a journey to listen to. The correlation of lighter jams and LaMontagne’s soft vocals create an ethereal touch to the […]
By Arlo Catanzaro I’ve have never been a huge fan of country music. Growing up in an extremely rural region I was exposed to country constantly, whether it be at school, in restaurants or my bus driver from Pre-K to Senior year always playing country. I do enjoy what I consider to be folk, but […]