CD Review: War & Leisure by Miguel
With his fourth album War & Leisure, Miguel has solidified his status as an R&B supergiant.
Category: Arts
CD Review: Anymore by Gleemer
The second wave resurgence of shoegaze over the last few years has unfortunately led the once-underground cult genre to the valley of the buzzwords.
CD Review: reputation by Taylor Swift
The old Taylor Swift really is dead. Swift’s new album reputation is dark and twisty.
The tired genre of superhero flicks
Will Hollywood ever cool it on carbon-copy masked vigilantes and “extended universes”?
CD Review: SYRE by Jaden Smith
Controversial tweeter Jaden Smith has proven he’s more than a pseudo-philosopher on the Internet with his first album, SYRE.
CD Review: We Can Die Happy by Tennis
Infused with a charming groove, Denver duo ‘Tennis’ glide across their new five track EP on We Can Die Happy.
CD Review: Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 1 by Lil Peep
The firestorm ignited by the brief life of emo-rap progenitor Lil Peep, dead from a suspected overdose at only 21 years of age, was bright and mildly unbelievable, managing to fuse together two genres at odds and have it sound not like utter trash.
‘The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses’ set to bring video games to life
It’s been a great year to be a Nintendo fan. This year has included everything from the arrival of the Nintendo Switch to the long-anticipated debut of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to a stellar holiday lineup featuring Mario’s return in Super Mario Odyssey.
CD Review: Turn Out the Lights by Julien Baker
Julien Baker Matador Score: A Released with perfect timing for the onset of those frozen and lonely months, Julien Baker’s Turn Out the Lights is a warm mug of deeply personal reflections, held close...
