Public Enemy’s third album this year, ‘What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down,’ features the rap group’s signature social commentary.
Arts, Music, Review
Sufjan Stevens’ ‘The Ascension’ Layers Electronic Beats and Endless Questions
‘The Ascension’ is the latest project from the always-enigmatic, endlessly-experimental creative mind of Sufjan Stevens.
Review, Music, Arts
Tiktoker Will Paquin, Zayn, and More Release Singles
Tiktoker Will Paquin, ZAYN, and The Neighbourhood released new singles this week.
Arts, Music, Review
Joji Shows He’s More Than a One-Trick Pony With ‘Nectar’
With his sophomore album, Joji moves beyond his signature sad boy anthems, exploring various genres and themes.
Arts, Music, Review
Sylvan Esso’s ‘Free Love’ Infuses Dance with Folk Elements
Duo Sylvan Esso’s third album, with its folk-electronica sound and musing lyrics, provides the perfect soundtrack for late night dancing.
Arts, Music, Review
Sevyn Steeter Can’t Commit in “HMU” Music Video
Streeter dances around commitment in her latest music video, aided by stunning visuals and choreography.
Arts, Music, Review
Cults Try to Redefine Sound on ‘Host’ to No Avail
‘Host’ sees Cults moving in a a different direction with little success and big hiccups along the way.
Arts, Music, Review
Keith Urban Returns With ‘THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1’
Keith Urban’s ‘THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1’ is a timely meditation on love’s enduring power through adversity.
Arts, Music
The Academy of Country Music Awards Go Virtual
The Country Music Awards featured stripped-back performances fit for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Arts, Music, Review
The Flaming Lips Tackle Death on ‘American Head’
On ‘American Head’, The Flaming Lips reflect on childish innocence, growing up, and loss.
