Swift’s re-recordings and vault tracks bring listeners back to 2014 when 1989 was the beginning of a new Taylor Swift and her pop sound.
Arts, Music
Duran Duran’s Halloween-Themed Album Maintains an ’80s Sound
The English rock band that peaked in the 80s makes a comeback that proves its prevalent musical talent.
Arts, Music
‘Hackney Diamonds’ Prove The Rolling Stones Refuse to Linger on Past Successes
The Rolling Stones attempt to innovate a new sound, yet the tracks that stick to their standard style outshine the rest.
Arts, Music
Troye Sivan Reminisces on Love and Life in New Album
In ‘Love and Life,’ Troye Sivan dives into the theme of love through personal stories.
Arts, Music
Blink-182’s ‘ONE MORE TIME…’ Celebrates the Band’s Reunion and Shared History
‘ONE MORE TIME…’ reunites the pop-punk band after years of inner-conflicts and separate musical projects.
Music, Arts
Boygenius’ New EP ‘the rest’ Gives The Band a Style Distinctly Its Own
‘The rest’ proves that boygenius is more than a musical project through its solidified and coherent style.
Arts, Music
Sufjan Stevens Reflects Upon and Celebrates Life in Moving New Album, ‘Javelin’
Sufjan Steven’s ‘Javelin’ is a beautifully written homage to his late partner.
Music
‘For All the Dogs’: The Disenchantment of Drake
With very few exceptions, Drake’s new album offers nothing original to listeners.
Arts, Music
Sheeran’s Vision and New Musical Direction Fall Short on ‘Autumn Variations’
Sheeran takes a break from his normal pop persona to put out a very unique collection of songs reflecting himself.
Arts, Music
Jorja Smith Takes Her Listeners Through The Ups and Downs of Love With ‘falling or flying’
Jorja Smith’s new album recreates the sensation of being in love by taking the listener through an emotional rollercoaster.
