Balloonerism is exactly what it has been branded as—an experimental album. The lyrics range from haunting to hopeful, taking the listener on an introspective journey. Miller asks a lot of hard, even unanswerable questions that provide a sense of comfort in their essential humanity.
Almost every day of the week, I wake up with a song in my head. Nothing prompts this phenomenon—it just happens, and it paints a picture of how my day will likely pan out.
Arts Staff Writer Leah Stitzel depicts Lana del Rey’s new album as a “hodgepodge history of sad music.”
‘Cracker Island’ has a soothing air that differentiates it from the rest of Gorillaz’s alt indie albums.
P!ink’s ‘TRUSTFALL’ is a thematic album about learning how to trust and love through the ups and downs of life.
Paramore’s ‘This is Why’ impresses with explosive highs through some songs but fails to provide anything exciting in others.
Yo La Tengo keeps shoegaze genre alive without sounding repetitive in this Stupid World.
Field Music’s latest album lacks lyrical creativity and interesting vocals.
The artist showcases his affinity for R&B through this album, filled with thoughtful lyrics and soulful melodies.
“Between each class, during every study session, bumping on a Friday night, you listen again to the album, mesmerized and addicted under its magical spell. There’s almost nothing better.”
