When I agreed to do an iEdit with Addie, I thought I knew what to expect. I thought our music experience couldn’t possibly be that different.
Boy, was I wrong. Addie’s playlist took me on a path of discovery that I never would have imagined.
When I agreed to do an iEdit with Addie, I thought I knew what to expect. I thought our music experience couldn’t possibly be that different.
Boy, was I wrong. Addie’s playlist took me on a path of discovery that I never would have imagined.
This album certainly has some introspective tracks, but for the most part, it’s bland and gets old after 40 minutes.
This sequel was not a sequel. In their previous two-part series, Uzi managed to keep the themes of both albums consistent. That clearly didn’t happen here.
Tying together the discomfort and uncertainty of its themes, Heretic starts skillfully but loses some direction in what was nearly an impeccable addition to the religious horror genre.
Her new work, different from the albums she’s released before, has received reactions ranging from admiration for her introspective themes to some mixed reviews on its overall impact.
On Thursday night, Boston College Music Guild held an exciting Fall Showcase featuring seven student-bands who played a mix of originals and familiar covers to a crowd of enthusiastic friends and supporters.
Boston College’s music department showed off its pipes during the Halloween-themed “Liederabend: All Hallow’s Eve” concert.
Through a diverse selection of songs, Chorale explored the theme of home—whether as a physical place, a sense of belonging, or a spiritual exploration.
Peach Pit puts a slight spin on the classic sound of alternative music in their newest release Magpie, released on Oct. 25.
Fresh off the release of her third studio album MEGAN in June, Megan Thee Stallion returns with the album’s deluxe version, MEGAN: ACT II, to reinforce her lyrical prowess and space in the rap industry.