South Bay by The Mops: An Album Review
On their sophomore album “South Bay,” The Mops deliver from beginning to end.
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Vampire Weekend: Father of the Bride Review
By Dani Walpole Caution: The review you are about to read was written by a die-hard Vampire Weekend fan, and though the author attempts to […]
The Party With Palaye Royale
Why I Love the Song “Teenage Heartbreak Queen” by Palaye Royale This song “Teenage Heartbreak Queen” is an amazing song because I feel it’s about […]
A Review of Todd Rundgren’s Book: The Individualist
Published in December, 2018 Todd Rundgren. One name says it all. Once nicknamed “The Hermit of Mink Hollow,” the Philadelphia musician has been a name […]
The Gramp Stamp
An album by Grampfather Released March 25, 2019 Indie rock band Grampfather have continually asserted themselves as a New Paltz DIY staple. They’ll be the […]
Below the Sunlight
When a Shadow is Forced into the Light by Swallow the Sun Reviewed by Greg Bourne One of the biggest bands in Death/Doom, Finnish group […]
A Memoir of Melodies
Tomb by Angelo De Augustine released January, 2019 reviewed by: Emma Philippas While we were still recovering from the sheer beauty and lyrical intensity of […]
Album of the Week: Expectations by Hayley Kiyoko
Expectations by Hayley Kiyoko (also referred to by fans as “lesbian jesus”) is her debut album, which was predated by the singles “Sleepover” “Curious” and […]
Album of The Week I Trip By Jhene Aiko
Trip by Jhene Aiko Jhene Aiko has created a poetic, sonic and visual psychedelic experience with her masterpiece Trip, produced by the creator Jhene […]
Album of the Week | Black Panther The Album Music From and Inspired By
While you’ve probably heard the highly popularized single and watched the video for “All the Stars” by Kendrick Lamar with SZA (currently #31 on Billboard […]