Truman students Alex Karst, Sam Cornelius, Lyrick Baker and Sam Weaver were in their combo class together when the band came to life. Their jam sessions that were once assignments turned into their band, Pilsbury […]
Independent singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams released her debut album, “Good Riddance,” Feb. 24. Fans had been waiting for a full album since the release of Abrams’ first EP, “This Is What It Feels Like,” released Nov. […]
What has not been said about Pink Floyd’s seminal album “The Dark Side of the Moon?” Innovative. Game-changing. “Far out, man.” When it was released during March of 1973, the album met immediate critical and […]
Quinn XCII’s new album “The People’s Champ” is a musical heatwave that brings energy and positivity. Throughout the album, Quinn XCII’s lyricism is infused with themes of self-reflection, perseverance and overcoming obstacles. The album’s message […]
American indie-rock supergroup boygenius has announced their second studio album, “the record,” which is set to release March 31 of this year. The group, which consists of artists Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus, […]
The 1975’s iconic sound has an art for capturing the attention of music lovers throughout a variety of genres. Just when you think they have reached the peak of their discography, they surprise the world […]
The Hardest Part Review Some families seem destined for greatness. Their names are synonymous with success and excellence, and yet, this very success can cause towering expectations for younger members of the family. The Cyrus […]
Beyonce is one of the greatest pop artists of all time, with her very name being synonymous with excellence and superstardom. The aptly named “Queen B” has been ubiquitous throughout the pop charts for almost […]
Most of the albums being made right now may very well have been written in a boardroom by a bunch of stuffy people in suits with the only intent being to sell— purely commercial endeavors. […]
The earliest I’d ever heard of Father John Misty was when my ultra-hipster friend became obsessed with the artist, proudly sporting homemade merch. So when it was suggested that I review his latest album, “Chloë […]
What does a musician owe to their audience? Once an individual makes the choice to enter into a career in the public eye, particularly making intensely personal music, it becomes harder and harder to separate […]
Concept albums have been around for decades and have been utilized to much success. Albums like “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars,” “American […]
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