Aldean’s new album is full of easy-listening songs, but nothing stands out from other country artists.
Arts, Music, On Campus
9 Moments Fine By Us From Andy Grammer’s Concert With Juice
Andy Grammer delivers a strong acoustic set in Robsham, along with opening act Juice.
Arts, On Campus, Music
How Junior Caroline Portu Found Her Voice At Boston College
BC Idol winner Caroline Portu discusses her experiences in music and theater—at BC and beyond.
Arts, Music, Column
There’s Nothing New ‘About That Bass’
Why are we singling out Meghan Trainor sending a negative message about female body image when other artists have been “all about that bass” the whole time?
Arts, Music
‘Feel Something’ Offers A Slice Of Apple Pie’s Creative Potential
British quintet The History of Apple Pie hints at its potential for musical innovation on ‘Feel Something,’ but falter’s in the album’s execution.
Music, Arts
Lorde Reigns With ‘Yellow Flicker Beat,’ And More Singles This Week
Lorde releases a track featured on the new ‘The Hunger Games’ soundtrack, Us the Duo covers “Shake It Off,” and Verite drops a Lana del Rey-esque song.
Arts, Music
Prince Reclaims The Throne With ‘Art Official Age’
‘Art Official Age,’ Prince’s first album in four years, mixes genres his uniquely eccentric style.
Music, Arts
OneRepublic Dedicates Emotional ‘I Lived’ Video To Fan
OneRepublic pays tribute to a fan with Cystic Fibrosis in the new inspirational music video for “I Lived.”
Arts, Music
Thom Yorke Packs Too Much Into ‘Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes’
The Radiohead lead singer has somewhat improved from his first solo venture, but his second record lacks cohesion.
Music, On Campus, Arts
Scenes From The Music Guild’s Open Mic In Stokes Amphitheater
The Music Guild hosts their first open mic night of the semester, featuring campus artists and BC band Juice.
