Paxton Poole Music Journalist With women’s history month coming to an end, I wanted to talk about one of my all-time favorite musicians, Samira Winter. Samira Winter is the lead singer of the LA based band “Winter,” named after her surname. Winter elegantly blends shoegaze, indie rock, and dream pop in an ethereal manner that makes the listener feel a sort of enlightenment. Samira Winter was born in […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist The noise of harsh guitars and samples looping over and over again filled the room at Emo’s Friday night. The people were moshing, the music was loud, and the lineup was stacked for the night; I knew I was in for a rowdy night. Machine Girl consists of members Matt Stephenson (bass, vocals), Sean Kelly (drums), and Lucy Caputi (guitar). With their sound […]
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 […]
By Neil Manning Music Journalist Artist: Langhorne Slim Album: Lost At Last Vol. 1 Release Date: November 10, 2017 Website: http://langhorneslim.com/ Lost At Last Vol. 1 was an album I was anticipating after seeing Langhorne Slim open up for The Avett Brothers. He put on a little set that consisted of just his voice and guitar. He did quite a bit of songs off this album, so I had been […]
By Clayton Ambrose Music Journalist It’s probably happened to you before. Through some means, you’ve come in contact with a song that lies outside the range of what you consider to be “good” music. However, the song draws some sort of positive reaction out of you, maybe born out of nostalgic attachment or some vague interest in the melody. You may even find yourself singing along. Later, when recounting the […]
By Maci Woody Music Journalist Meanswell- Meanswell Every time this song plays, a bad boy from an 80s high school movie locks eyes with Molly Ringwald at the school prom from across the dance floor and they make up. Okay but seriously, who’s not a sucker for a classic slow song about heartbreak? The belted lyrics are heartfelt, and the instruments are incredibly expressive. This particular track also comes with […]
By Carlos Chavez Music Journalist Artist: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Album: Murder of the Universe Release Date: June 23, 2017 Website: http://kinggizzardandthelizardwizard.com/ Murder of the Universe is the tenth studio album released by the Australian psychedelic rock band. The record is the second of the five installments that are set to be released in 2017. The 21-track album is a narrative story made up in the bands’ mind […]
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