Tag: music review
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With two surprise singles, it seems Beyoncé is officially channeling her Texan roots. Who wouldn’t be excited?
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Troye Sivan’s new album explores life, sex, and queer culture with a nosedive into electronic-pop. What more could you ever want?
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HOKO continues their distinctive expression into futuristic-pop with a new single.
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With light, airy vocals, and instrumentals grounded in pop-folk influences, this album feels like a fall day in the woods.
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Olivia Rodrigo’s VMAs performance left fans confused as the scene unfolded. What is even more confusing is why the star has been labeled “groundbreaking” in the industry.
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Måneskin have proven themselves to be a notable figure in the world of modern rock, but they’re feeling a bit lacklustre. It’s time for some creative exploration.
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A country album that isn’t about beer, boobs, and boats? Sign me up!
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Rising alternative-pop band HOKO went on tour for the first time this summer. Their artistry created an immersive genre experience for all in attendance.
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Peter McPoland’s debut album is an honest exploration of his sound and story. What’s not to love?
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Michigan band Greta Van Fleet solidifies their place as a defining member of the new rock generation.
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A song about partying, sex and queer culture that you truly can’t help but dance to.
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A hyper-pop single describing the inequities of today’s society? Talk about a 180 for singer-songwriter Peter McPoland!
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“Did You Know There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” – a review of LDR’s latest musical self exploration
The poetic aestheticism of an angelic voice discussing the most aggressive topics.
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Sure, All Things End, but we certainly wanted this release to be continue forever. Hozier exceeds expectations with new EP “Eat Your Young.”
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Tiny Habits has perfectly encapsulated the idea of a love so wonderful that all you need are the moments that come from loving each other.
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Gracie Abrams does a deep dive into what it means to breakup, makeup, and make peace. Who wouldn’t want a how to in breaking up?
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Good friends, good music, and the impending west coast summer heat. What more could you need?
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It seems Niall Horan has gotten over his heartbreak weather in new lead single “Heaven.”