Ethan McConnell Music Journalist Radiohead has been in the game long enough to leave a massive presence among the public and artists alike. The progressive rock band has been known for their ability to create a discography with self-loathing anthems to shimmering ballads. Whether you know them for the iconic “Creep” or their deep cut orchestral sound from “Lucky”, you’ve heard a song or two from the English rock band. […]
Carissa Argumedo Music Journalist Spring has officially begun and the world around us is changing in spirit. I don’t know if it’s just me, but there is something about the blossoming greenery and moist humid air that feels sort of melancholic? We’re four months into the year and our brains are getting a little foggier as the days pass by, or at least mine is. Rather than running away from […]
Ethan McConnell Music Journalist SXSW has only just begun, and I have gotten the great opportunity to already have attended many shows just within the first two days. For music, the festival does not cheap out on providing nothing but the best and most interesting artists to the great city of Austin. With SXSW, you have artists from all over the world coming in, whether it be from in the […]
Ethan McConnell Music Journalist We all know that SXSW is a pretty big festival and stretches across all over Austin with panels, workshops, and music concerts from a whole plethora of innovators in their craft. But I don’t want to talk about that, the main head of the festival, but rather the underbelly of what goes on outside of it. With the start of SXSW, you have also numerous unofficial […]
Pablo Gonzalez Music Journalist Although many know Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, it would be a crime not to mention his work on several film scores. The first score he made, along with Atticus Ross, was for David Fincher’s The Social Network (2010). However, the first time I heard Reznor in a film score was David Lynch’s Lost Highway (1997). It is a movie whose score is vastly more […]
Ethan McConnell Music Journalist Hurry Up Tomorrow: A Farewell to The Weekend All good things must come to an end, whether it be for better or worse. Some artists rise to fame, create music, and tour, entertaining fans for years. Some artists reach bitter old age, while others come across unexpected detours that pull them away from the stage and studio. Shoot, some even disappear without a word, leaving fans in a state of delirium, […]
Carissa Argumedo Music Journalist Bidding Winter Goodbye: The Soundtrack of Spring’s Arrival Spring is a reawakening of sorts, a renaissance or rebirth of life after enduring hibernation for months. The shift into spring shines in every aspect of our lives. The colors of our clothes change from hues of black, and gray to vibrant pastels and neons. We stop ordering hot teas or coffees and instead load our drinks with […]
Beth Whitehead Music Journalist Valentine’s Day, a day widely celebrated across the world. This love-centric holiday is known for making everyone’s hearts fuzzy and gives us an excuse to spend time with loved ones. If you have that special someone in your life, you probably bought them some flowers or an oversized teddy bear. If you turned on the radio on Feb 14, chances are you were hit with a […]
Grace Wartman Music Media From Atlanta to Austin, indie artist Faye Webster made her way to Moody Amphitheater this Thursday in support of her most recent album Underdressed at the Symphony. Webster’s fifth studio album offers fresh, intriguing additions to her discography while also sounding like a natural successor to what she has previously created. She reuses musical elements in the new album that listeners have heard before, adhering to […]
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