History through a different light

“All the Light We Cannot See” engages readers to view the world in a new light.
Hayley Langdon, Writer
• March 23, 2016
The Body releases a pop album

Oregon’s notorious sludge metal duo broaden their destructive horizons.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• March 22, 2016
Newest “Cloverfield” bunkers plot with intrigue

“10 Cloverfield Lane” serves as a sinister sequel to the 2008 action-horror film “Cloverfield.”
Grace Gibney, Writer
• March 22, 2016
Evolve with CD9

The Mexican boy band returns with force on their new album Evolution.
Catherine Streng, Writer
• March 22, 2016
Orange County welcomes St. Lucia

Peppy pop band St. Lucia brought high energy to their last official show on tour.
Anne Marie Larson, Writer
• March 16, 2016
“Standards” raises musical standards

Into it. Over it.’s new album boasts anthemic and balladry songs in a beautiful way.
Morgan Mitchell, Writer
• March 16, 2016
Expand your playlist

Music, even in a foreign language, should be enjoyed by all.
Catherine Streng, Writer
• March 15, 2016
Obsidian Kingdom hones their craft.

“A Year With No Summer” organizes the Spanish metaller’s experimentalism.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• March 14, 2016
Rap rock beyond Limp Bizkit

These five collaborations give overlooked insight into the polarized movement.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• March 14, 2016
My Week with TIDAL

My first experience with an online streaming service was decidedly sub-par.
Christian Davis, Writer
• March 9, 2016
K-Dot masters the unmastered

Kendrick Lamar takes listeners on a voyage with surprise release.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager
• March 9, 2016
Hacktivist break out of the box

The UK quintet’s debut does rap metal justice.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• March 8, 2016
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