SU Student Experiences the Difference a Year Makes at SXSW Jeff Teicher April 10, 2018 Blogs, Reviews I attended SXSW in 2017. Being that it was my first experience I had no idea what to expect. I knew the week consisted of shows and panels but the thought of what I was going to take out of the experience was a blur. I could tell you now looking back that it w...
Diplo Disappoints On New EP California Khari Brandes April 5, 2018 Blogs, Featured, New Releases, News, Reviews Diplo has always been somewhat of an enigma. Ever since coming up as a producer for M.I.A with former Major Lazer partner Switch, he’s built up an incredibly diverse catalogue of music. From dancehall to dubstep, to festival house to trap, to reggae to pop, he...
Lake Len’s New EP Pond Makes Ripples In Electronic Music EJ Nelson March 26, 2018 Blogs, New Releases, News, Reviews Pond begins with soothing synthesizers serving as a calm before the storm and an open invitation to a journey through sound. A sense of calmness is quickly disrupted by eclectic drum patterns featuring smashing high hats and bass drums, representing ripples in...
Twin Peaks Takes Over Jersey City with an Unforgettable Show Emily Kelly March 5, 2018 Blogs, Featured, Reviews Good times, good people and good music — that’s what’s expected at a Twin Peaks show. And for their sold-out show on February 23 at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City the dudes delivered all that and more. Not even the misty chill of the night could damper the...
Dashboard Confessional’s New Album Brings the Band Back…Sort Of Kathryn Eshenour February 23, 2018 Reviews After their eight-year album hiatus, the Floridian emo-rock band Dashboard Confessional are back with a new album, Crooked Shadows. Consisting of nine new songs, this album is a clear deviation from the band’s previous work. And while it definitely doesn’t c...
Major Lazer’s Minor Disappointment Tom Charles April 17, 2013 Blogs Major Lazer's sophomore album, Free the Universe, tries too hard to incorporate varying genres instead of sculpting a new fusion of its own.
No Love Lost for Joe Budden Roland Cody, Jr. February 19, 2013 Reviews Rapper Joe Budden's first album in more than three years puts him right back on the map.
Grammys Recap Alex Trinh February 12, 2013 News 2 Music’s biggest night was bigger than ever in the 55th Grammys on Sunday, Feb. 10.
‘Unorthodox Jukebox’ of Treasures Taylyn Washington-Harmon December 8, 2012 Blogs Bruno Mars' sophomore album 'Unorthodox Jukebox,' dropping Dec. 11, takes its audience on a blast through the past.
Born Again Taylyn Washington-Harmon October 28, 2012 New Releases, Reviews Electro pop Born Gold Does a 180 with “Little Sleepwalker,” which suits its name.
