The 15 songs are no different than the 16 released two hours before. They are simply an extension of TTPD. This is an album that will grow on you if you are a Swiftie, and will remain rather unmemorable if the only Taylor Swift song you know is “Love Story.”
Pearl Jam Combines Grunge-Rock and Mellow Tones in ‘Dark Matter’
Grunge-rock band Pearl Jam has been in the music business for over 30 years, and after releasing its 12th studio album on Friday, April 19, the Seattle-based group is still finding ways to stay relevant in the music industry.
CAB Announces Neon Trees as 2024 Modstock Headliner, Del Water Gap To Open
American rock band Neon Trees, known for their 2012 hit “Everybody Talks,” will headline the 2024 Modstock concert, set to take place on Thursday, May 2, according to the video Campus Activities Board (CAB) posted on Tuesday afternoon.
Del Water Gap will open the show before Neon Trees. Doors will open for students at 5:00 p.m.
‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is Insightful, Yet Inconsistent
As the title suggests, TTPD is a dreamlike album with lyrics reminiscent of poetry. Some lyrics are beautiful and emotional, while others appear childish and lacking in depth. With a grand total of 31 songs, the album becomes difficult to navigate.
Irausquin: A Look Into This Year’s Marathon Monday Fashion Trends
Boston College students were decked out in creative outfits to celebrate Marathon Monday. Let’s take a look at the trends for this year’s Mile 21 festivities.
Kase: ‘Sex and the City’ Just Made Its Debut on Netflix: If You’re a Girl, Here’s Why You Have to Watch It.
‘Sex and the City’ disguises as a light-hearted show, yet, it’s an essential watch for women in college because of the realistic portrayals of everyday problems that aren’t always represented properly on television.
WZBC Hosts A Musical Evening at the O’Connell House
BC’s student radio station WZBC hosted its spring concert at the O’Connell House, featuring Shallow Alcove, Exit 18, and buffchick.
‘Don’t Forget Me’ Is Maggie Rogers at Her Realest
Her newest record, Don’t Forget Me, returns to these roots. With a largely stripped-down production, candid lyricism, and stirring wisdom, the album portrays Rogers as she is, with no veils of persona and no larger-than-life theses.
iEdit: Erin Flaherty’s Foggy Journey of Self-Reflection
Fog steams off the reservoir with a flick as I descend, snug in the anonymity of the mist. This is not our reservoir, though, not the one below the Heights. The setting is similar: gravel path, stoney coast, perhaps a few more trees, but an element of unfamiliarity lingers in the air. This is untrodden ground.
This is the world I found myself in as I journeyed into the mind of The Heights’ Editor-in-Chief Erin Flaherty via her meticulously selected playlist. Each bend throughout the track leads me further along this path, evincing a new detail with each new theme.
T-Pain Delivers Lackluster Marathon Monday Performance
Monday’s performance marked T-Pain’s second visit to Chestnut Hill after he headlined 2016’s Modstock. While his 2016 performance on the Heights was affected by poor weather, this Monday’s set was affected by a lack of stage presence and repeated stoppages.