“Coloring Book” provides a soulful journey
Chance the Rapper returns to build upon his growing reputation as one of the best MCs with his third mixtape.
Eagull’s soar above competition with “Ullages”
The British post-rock quintet’s sophomore release is as catchy as it is dreamy.
“Louder than Bombs” is a quiet masterpiece
Joachim Trier’s surreal drama pulls at the audience’s heartstrings.
Radiohead consistently innovates
The band’s latest LP, “A Moon Shaped Pool,” is both evolutionary and familiar.
Modern Baseball knock it out of the park
“Holy Ghost” breaks new ground for Modern Baseball’s emotional brand of pop-punk.
Captain America gives a fresh face to marvel movies
With dozens of superhero movies coming out every year, “Captain America: Civil War” gives audiences a new outlook on the genre.
Vektor reach surpassingly creative heights
“Terminal Redux” secures the band in the future of thrash metal.
Death Grips drag listeners into “Bottomless Pit”
The punk-rap lunatics push the envelope while providing just enough room to breathe.
A beginner’s guide to K-Pop
Attempting to get into a new genre, especially from a foreign country, can be difficult — but look no further for recommendations.
A flower blooms in DTLA
Basic Flowers played host to a wonderful night of music for “Denigration 2016.”
The kid from hell takes Netflix
Guillermo del Toro’s woefully underrated amalgamation of horror and fantasy enters the world of streaming.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...