Charley Conroy, Author at The Heights

Paramore’s ‘This is Why’ impresses with explosive highs through some songs but fails to provide anything exciting in others.

Brockhampton, Yves Tumor, and Wizkid all releases singles this past week that prelude upcoming albums or hopefully indicate more new music.

Rock band King Glizzard and the LIzard Wizard releases another album this month, triumphing with mystical beats and dynamic dream-like rock.

Arts Staffer Charley Conroy examines the music that BC students have on repeat this month.

During the 24th Annual Arts Fest, Photo Negative took home the title of BC’s Best Band, winning the spot to open for Dominic Fike.

Weezer’s ‘SZNZ: Spring’ EP is difficult to listen to, despite the band’s attempt to be creative.

‘Where We Started’ maintains catchy tracks and riffs, but the new album comes off too safe.

Beach House’s album is beautiful sonically, but leaves the listener feeling unfulfilled with empty lyrics and a rather one-note album.

While maintaining the emotion of her previous work, Adele’s vocal performance is not as memorable on 30.

‘Kid A Mnesia’ gives Radiohead fans a nostalgic look into the creative process behind some of their favorite tracks.