By Patricia Stadnik Too Close To Touch’s most recent release will be their last. For Keeps, the Lexington, Kentucky-based post-hardcore band’s third studio album, is as bittersweet as it is brilliant. It acts as a touching final tribute to Keaton… Continue Reading
By Jacques Wang Last Wednesday, at this year’s CMA Awards, country music legend George Strait received with the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award – an award given to an iconic country music star in recognition of their years of “national… Continue Reading
By Jacques Wang After almost a year since the release of his third major label album, Cody Johnson finally released the extended version of his Leather record on Friday. It features 13 new songs in addition to the 12 tracks… Continue Reading
By Hanna Wilson The Lemon Twigs — a reimagined, modern inspiration of 60s and 70s icons such as Todd Rundgren, Wings, The Beach Boys, and a multitude of other baroque, pop-sounding influences — are an exceptionally talented, upbeat duo of… Continue Reading
By Thomas Frenette Jamie Stewart, the only constant member of experimental rock band Xiu Xiu (pronounced “shoo shoo”), cites his two pillars when making music: first, always take it too far, and second, it should aim to give something to… Continue Reading
By: Simon Leff Otoboke Beaver’s second North American tour rolled through Beanfield Theater on March 19th, showcasing a DIY spirit fitting for the Spring Equinox. This wildy dynamic female punk rock act from Kyoto is comprised of four members: vocalist… Continue Reading
By: Nick Gibeley Ariana you’ve done it again. After refreshing Spotify countless times, Eternal Sunshine finally appeared on my screen just after midnight on Friday, March 8th. From the first beat, I was instantly in love. After I finished listening,… Continue Reading
By: Natalie Dumonceaux This morning, amidst my drowning in paper deadlines and final projects, I woke up to a notification from Spotify, adding yet another thing to my to-do list: listening to Olivia Rodrigo’s new extended edition of her latest… Continue Reading
By: Rachel Mattingly Over spring reading week, I was lucky enough to go home and see my family in New York City. While I was there, I will freely admit to having done almost nothing: the ideal vacation. However, my… Continue Reading
By: Lauren Mosley The Montreal show on Wednesday Feb 21st marked the halfway point for The Kills’ North American God Games Tour. In May, they will be crossing the pond to bring the show to a small selection of European… Continue Reading