On their 15th studio album, Weezer dresses up in the trappings of heavy metal, but the new release traps the band in an otherwise uninspired train wreck. Continue reading REVIEW: Weezer’s ‘Van Weezer’ metal album fails to shine like it should
On their latest record ‘The Battle at Garden’s Gate’ shows the band is not afraid to show their musical influences but can still develop brand new sounds for rock fans. Continue reading REVIEW: Greta Van Fleet’s ‘Battle at Garden’s Gate’ draws from musical inspiration, demonstrates growth
Up to his old tricks of refusing to be defined by a single musical genre, Sting’s latest — ‘Duets’ — is pure magic. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Duets’ proves once more that Sting can artfully defy musical genres
Lana Del Rey’s latest — ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club’ — should have been the next step in an otherwise artistically creative career. But it falls quite short of that. Continue reading REVIEW: Del Rey’s ‘Chemtrails’ fails to capture the artist’s previous innovation
Pearl Charles’ latest — ‘Magic Mirror’ — may capture the songstress’ signature country style, but it has little more up its sleeve than that. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Magic Mirror’ fails to reflect the majestic potential it promises
Whether you’re in the mood for a hot night at home or a quiet night of hot cocoa this holiday season, these jazz collections are the perfect gift. Continue reading REVIEW: Jazz artists deliver the perfect holiday gift that you were wishing for
Wilco’s 1999 studio album ‘Summerteeth’ represented a grand departure from the band’s earlier sound, and a reissue of the transformation captures every technical & emotional moment. Continue reading REVIEW: Wilco’s ‘Summerteeth’ reissue is a biting, reflective diary of musical growth
East’s new slam poetry class provides students with a new opportunity to allow themselves to be heard while in remote learning. Continue reading Slam poetry class allows young poets to be heard even in remote learning
