Knuckle Puck EP shows maturity, progress for band
By Connor LaLone Chicago-based punk-pop band Knuckle Puck (“No Good”) released their new EP titled “Disposable Life” on Feb. 4. The EP features two singles, as well as a cover: “Here’s Your Letter,” originally performed by Blink-182 (“I Miss You.”)…
Mitski opens up to listeners in reflective album ‘Laurel Hell’
By Jade Gatling “Laurel Hell” by Mitski (“Two Slow Dancers”) is the artist’s sixth studio album. It was released to most music platforms on Feb. 4, 2022. The Japanese-American singer managed to include numerous musical styles into her work. The…
Bastille’s ‘Give Me the Future’ creates sense of mystery, reflection
By Mackenzie Shields The British band “Bastille” released their fourth album “Give Me the Future” on Feb. 4. In a world full of uncertainty, the band seeks to explore possibilities for what the future may hold. Clocking in at only…
2 Chainz outshined by contributing artists in new album
By Patrick Cammarata Rap veteran 2 Chainz (“Grey Area”), formerly known as Tity Boi, returns after two years, following the release of “So Help Me God!” in 2020. The newest album may be the final from the artist, following a…
Earl Sweatshirt dives into mainstream hip-hop with album ‘SICK!’
By Jarrad Wakefield The ever-enigmatic Earl Sweatshirt (“Whole World”) is back. It has been two years since we have heard from Odd Future’s most introspective and introverted member with his 2020 LP “Feet of Clay.” The album somewhat mirrored the…
Cordae’s ‘From a Bird’s Eye View’ marks solid sophomore album
By Joseph Palatsky Cordae (“Bad Idea”) released his second studio album, “From A Bird’s Eye View” (FABEV) to follow up his debut, “The Lost Boy.” The Maryland native’s first album was overshadowed by the all-time flop of an album released…
Rex Orange County single hints at potential new sound
By Abigail Connolly After a three year hiatus, Alexander James O’Connor, the singer-songwriter known as Rex Orange County (“Face to Face”) has dropped a new single and release date for his fourth studio album, “Who Cares?” O’Connor was first recognized…
‘Voyage’ marks lukewarm return for iconic band ABBA
Nearly 40 years after ABBA’s (“Dancing Queen”) breakup, the popular music group has reunited to bring fans their newest album, “Voyage.” Released Nov. 5, “Voyage” is a nostalgic album containing songs which will remind fans of the qualities that made…
PUP singles ‘Waiting,’ ‘Kill Something’ only new in name
Canadian pop-punk and alternative band PUP (“DVP”) released two singles on Nov. 9, titled “Waiting” and “Kill Something.” These new tracks hint at an upcoming album release, but as of now, no album has been announced. A new album for…
‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ stuns nearly decade after original
Taylor Swift’s “Red (Taylor’s Version)” offers more than 2012 reminiscence, bringing 30 tracks together to create an album masterpiece. “Red (Taylor’s Version)” marks the second re-recorded Swift album, following “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” released in April 202 0. The decision to…
