Jared Stautzenberger Assistant Music Director Back in January, it marked five years since we lost the iconic music producer and artist Sophie. She was a pioneer in the hyperpop genre and pushed a new sound into the realm of electronic music that the world had never heard before. Half a decade after her passing, Sophie’s music remains untouched with no electronic artist coming close. This Women’s History Month, I […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist The emo scene has had a revival in recent years, with many up and coming bands debuting and putting their own spin onto the genre. It’s out of this scene that Arranged in April emerged and has taken the emo scene by storm. Besides including screamo and post-hardcore elements, what makes this band especially stand out is their incorporation of spoken poetry, which speaks over […]
Paxton Poole Music Journalist For women’s history month I wanted to talk about an album from an artist who really inspires me, Computerwife. Computerwife is the brainchild of New York City-based Addie Warncke, who started out posting music on SoundCloud in 2018 as a diary of sorts. When the pandemic hit, Warncke released her first EP which consisted of her 5 favorite songs from her SoundCloud discography. In 2023 […]
Ava Peters Music Journalist Protest music has existed long before the creation of the United States. It has likely been around since the invention of music. In 1961, Martin Luther King Jr. said that protest songs “give the people new courage and a sense of unity. I think they keep alive a faith, a radiant hope, in the future, particularly in our most trying hours.” For black artists especially, music […]
Paxton Poole Music Journalist Post-punk is a sub-genre of punk rock identified by its darker, moodier tone when compared to traditional punk. Whenever I think of Post Punk music, the first group that comes to mind is the New York City based band Interpol. Interpol blasted into the music scene with their intense guitar riffs, mesmerizing vocals, and most importantly their melancholic basslines in which every aspect of every […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist Have you ever been to a local show and thought that it needs something different? Maybe need a new band to spice things up? The local scene can become oversaturated with the same genres and sounds, but it also has the ability to become the perfect environment for fostering some of the most unique and talented acts. It’s out of this scene where the […]
Paxton Poole Music Journalist On December 8th, 2025, solo developer Samuel Eng released his magnum opus, a game called Skate Story. In this game you are a demon made of glass and pain who must skate through the underworld, which is like a futuristic yet desolate version of New York City, feeding on moons to reclaim your soul. The game features crazy psychedelic visuals and fluid adrenaline-fueled fast paced […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist This past Tuesday I had the opportunity to see the screamo/hardcore band Orchid, a band that I have been a huge fan of for a few years. Their Austin show at Mohawk marked their only U.S. show for this stretch of their Doom Loop World Tour, which of course meant I couldn’t miss out on it. What made seeing this band so important […]
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