In her latest column, associate Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez defends her unpopular opinion that The Beatles’ music is overrated.
Off Campus, Music, Arts
BoomBox Brings House Groove to Paradise Rock Club
BoomBox brought their unique brand of house groove music, replete with ethereal beats and soaring guitar chords, to Paradise Rock Club.
Arts, Music, Review
Migos Flirt with Over-Saturation, Fall Short on “Culture II”
“Culture II” is substandard when compared to Migos’ debut album- “Culture” is proving itself hard to beat.
Arts, Music, Review
“American Guilt” Adds Unexpected Energy and Chaos
“American Guilt” incorporates a distorted and strange sound, “BOOM” brings the bass, “My Night” mixes EDM and hip-hop to create a solid yet unadventurous single.
Arts, Music, Review
Striking Images of California Manifest in ‘Hard To Imagine’ Video
The Neighbourhood takes in scenic California views from a dilapidated house in the Hollywood Hills in ‘Hard to Imagine,’ a video project that includes songs from the band’s two latest EPs.
Arts, Music, Review
Phillip Phillips’s “Collateral” is a Snooze With Potential
Phillip Phillips’s new album, “Collateral,” doesn’t incorporate enough of his impressive vocals, but includes a few songs with potential.
Arts, Music, Column
Lights Off in Havana
Since the US-Cuba embargo was lifted, Cuba has seen an increase in tourism, including tourism as a result of the music industry.
Off Campus, Music, Arts
Meeting Fetty Wap: A Concert Experience
Chris Chilton chronicles his amazing concert experience watching and speaking with rap icon Fetty Wap.
Arts, Music, Review
Lil Skies’ ‘Life of a Dark Rose’ Proves a Thorny Debut Album
Lil Skies released “Life of a Dark Rose” on Jan. 10, but the SoundCloud rapper’s debut album disappoints as it deviates from his striking clean-cut persona.
Arts, Music, Review
Maroon 5 Releases Snapchat Compilation in Lieu of ‘Wait’ Music Video
Maroon 5’s music video for “Wait” looked unedited and unprofessional as Levine toyed with various Snapchat filters around his house.
