Artist: Björk Album: Vulnicura Released: January 20th, 2015 Label: One Little Indian Website: Bjork.com By Tre Simmons Music Reviewer Emotional bloodletting isn’t something that comes easily to most people; as a matter of fact, we tend to hide our emotions and express only the most socially acceptable forms of feelings in front of others. When we demonstrate any extreme form of an emotion in a public air, we are seen […]
Gabriela Moore Web Content Contributor There’s a really great Danny Brown interview where he said, when my dog was sick when I was kid, we had to give him his pills, but he wouldn’t take them so we would put the pill in a piece of cheese, and feed it to the dog. And he’s like that’s the way I do it with music. The lyrics, they may be funny, […]
Au’Bryanan Johnson News Reporter *The text below is the radio version of this story. The office of Student Diversity and Inclusion at Texas State University hosted a black history celebration on Thursday February 5th. “Mama’s Kitchen” brought many of the faculty, students and staff together to share a meal in celebration. The event was held in the LBJ Student Center and was open to anyone at Texas State. Student Diversity and Inclusion […]
By Gus Prieto Music Reviewer Artist: Archie Powell & The Exports Album: Back In Black Released: April 28, 2014 Label: Self Released Website: http://archiepowell.com/press.html Archie Powell, a heartbroken man with plenty of angst, exhibits his and the Exports’ capacity to put together some serious metaphors in their album "Back In Black." Not only do they capture the dark and lonely emotions of a breakup, but they do so in a very […]
By Drew Barber Music Reviewer Artist: Julian Casablancas & The Voidz Album: Tyranny Release Date: Sept. 23, 2014 Label: Cult Records Website: http://juliancasablancas.com/ The second album for Julian Casablancas & The Voidz, "Tyranny," has awoken something inside me that I can't really describe yet. Being a huge fan of The Strokes and of The Voidz's first album, "Phrazes for the Young," I have been patiently waiting for their second album. To be completely […]
By Harrison Holt Music Reviewer Artist: We Are The In Crowd Album: Weird Kids Released: Feb. 18, 2014 Label: Hopeless Records, Inc. Website: http://wearetheincrowd.com/ Starting their sophomore album off with a bang, Tay Jardine belts the anthem “Long Live The Kids” that will have all the “weird kids” out there singing for days. We Are The In Crowd gets straight to the point with the essential breakup track of the year with […]
By Zach Rowley Music Reviewer Artist: Dilated Peoples (Evidence, Rakaa Iriscience, DJ Babu) Album: Directors of Photography Label: Rhymesayers Release date: August 12, 2014 Website: http://dilatedpeoples.com/ Dilated Peoples return after an eight year break to deliver their new album, "Directors of Photography." Dilated Peoples formed the rap group in the early '90s and have remained relevant in the underground hip-hop community ever since. The group consists of two emcees, Rakaa and Evidence, […]
By Jordan Bond Music Reviewer Artist: Spoon Album: They Want My Soul Release Date: Aug. 5, 2014 Label: Loma Vista Website: http://www.spoontheband.com/ Spoon's "They Want My Soul" is the first to feature new guitarist Alex Fischel. With this new addition, Spoon has ignited their talent once again, after being away from the music scene for four years. Songs like “Knock Knock Knock,” “Rent I Pay,” “They Want My Soul” and “I […]
By Jordan McDonald Williams Music Reviewer Artist: Raury Album: Indigo Child Released: Aug. 25, 2014 Label: Columbia Records Website: http://www.indigochildproject.com/ “Does anything last forever?” is the the final question experimental indie-folkhop artist Raury asks at the end of the dreamy reminisce track “Woodcrest Manor.” I was hoping that his project, Indigo Child, was going to last forever. Raury is one of the new breed of experimental artists out of Atlanta that's gaining […]
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