Music
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“When You Wake Up, They’ll Be Gone Again”: Boygenius Returns
Three powerhouses of the indie rock genre combine their talent across three masterful, albeit disjointed, singles.
Arts and Entertainment
“When You Wake Up, They’ll Be Gone Again”: Boygenius Returns
Three powerhouses of the indie rock genre combine their talent across three masterful, albeit disjointed, singles.
Arts and Entertainment
New School, Boo School
Music teachers at The Mannes School of Music go on strike to protest new policy.
Arts and Entertainment
Whose Loss
By Manlio Singh
Drake takes the foreground throughout an inconsistent collaboration album.
Arts and Entertainment
Quadeca Tells A Modern Ghost Story
Quadeca creates an incredible sonic experience in his newest project, “I Didn’t Mean To Haunt You,” telling the story of a ghost watching his past life slip out of view.
Arts and Entertainment
The Season of the Sticks
A review of Noah Kahan’s new album, Stick Season, and the Northeastern influence within it.
Arts and Entertainment
Meet Us At “Midnights”
By Eleanor Leung, Lianne Ohayon
12:00 a.m. has never been this controversial.
Arts and Entertainment
September In Review: Selection of Album Appraisals
Three album reviews from three definitive names in three separate genres.
Arts and Entertainment
GAYLE’s New EP is “indieedgycool”
The teen sensation proves she is no one-hit wonder.
Arts and Entertainment
The Brooklyn Living Gallery Hosts Independent Bands
The Living Gallery’s September 18 concert was a showcase of raw local talent and fantastic rock bands.
Arts and Entertainment
Randall Goosby: A Man on a Musical Mission
An interview with violinist Randall Goosby, an up-and-coming musician aiming to diversify audiences of classical music.
Arts and Entertainment
The Life and Death of PnB Rock
The story of rapper PnB Rock’s growth and achievements prior to his sudden death on September 12, 2022.
Arts and Entertainment
The Summer in Review: Hip-Hop Edition
Three highly anticipated hip-hop albums, “The Forever Story,” “Cheat Codes,” and “2000,” were recently released to varying success.
Arts and Entertainment
Masterful Lyricism and Artistic Maturity brings “(Un)Commentary” to Life
Alec Benjamin’s third studio album highlights all of his strengths as a songwriter and features great musical growth in Benjamin’s vocals and production, but deviations from Benjamin’s usual style are often distracting and take away from the album as a whole.
Arts and Entertainment
When Wanting Isn’t Enough
By Benson Chen
Desire, I Want To Turn Into You is Caroline Polachek’s triumphant and daring return.
Arts and Entertainment
LCD Soundsystem Has Not Lost Its Edge
By Levi Simon, Theodore Yochum
James Murphy’s LCD Soundsystem celebrates its twentieth anniversary in concert.
Arts and Entertainment
Taylor Swift’s Influence on Rising Pop Artists
By Raaita Anwar
Taylor Swift is undeniably one of the most popular artists of our time, and with the rise of Gen-Z pop artists like Olivia Rodrigo and Conan Gray, her influence is more apparent than ever.
Arts and Entertainment
40 Years of Red Leather Jackets and Dancing Zombies
Green face paint has never looked better!
Arts and Entertainment
Senior Spotlight
By Zoe Buff
A profile on the three soloists in the first Senior Spotlight orchestra concert.
Arts and Entertainment
Is Pop Punk Actually Punk?
The history of pop punk and why the word “punk” isn’t an accurate description of the genre.
Arts and Entertainment
Ice, Death, Planets, Denim, Change, and Reptilian Wizards
Despite setbacks in song length and writing quality, King Gizzard manages to offer a delectable, multifaceted musical experience through its three October releases.
Arts and Entertainment
An Era to Stand Alone
The 1975 have returned with one of their best albums yet, as they flaunt great musical growth but also preserve the genre-defying identity that has garnered their dedicated following.
Arts and Entertainment
The Only Way is Up on black midi’s Highway to “Hellfire”
Hellfire demonstrates black midi’s great ability to change and evolve their music, as well as their immense potential as musicians through its sheer musical variety and the extraordinary quality of the album’s dense compositions and passionate vocal performances.
Arts and Entertainment
(Harry’s) Home Is Where The Heart Is
By Madison Kim
On his most self-assured album to date, Harry Styles kicks up his feet, pours himself a glass of wine, and invites listeners to bask in his newfound bubble of intimacy.
Arts and Entertainment
Future’s Toxic Return
By Manlio Singh
Future’s new album encapsulates his strengths, despite uneven production.
Arts and Entertainment
(Harry’s) Home Is Where The Heart Is
By Madison Kim
On his most self-assured album to date, Harry Styles kicks up his feet, pours himself a glass of wine, and invites listeners to bask in his newfound bubble of intimacy.
Arts and Entertainment
(Harry’s) Home Is Where The Heart Is
By Madison Kim
On his most self-assured album to date, Harry Styles kicks up his feet, pours himself a glass of wine, and invites listeners to bask in his newfound bubble of intimacy.
Arts and Entertainment
Stuyvesant’s Surprising Turnout at Chambers Music Society
Stuyvesant sends two accomplished chamber groups to the second and then final rounds of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Young Musicians competition for the first time.
Arts and Entertainment
Confidentiality vs Closure: The Posthumous Debate
While posthumous releases have many benefits, they can jeopardize an artist’s legacy and cross lines of confidentiality. Still, monetary gain remains the driving factor behind a label’s decision to share their artist’s music after their death.
Arts and Entertainment
Kendrick Lamar Chooses Himself on “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers”
While it may lack the cohesion of previous albums, “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers” may be Kendrick’s most important project yet, created in an effort to pick up the pieces of himself and enter a new stage of his life.
Arts and Entertainment
Sail On, Beach Boys
By Madison Kim
An ode to the legendary Beach Boys, the reigning champions of Californian summers, and one of the most important rock acts today.
Arts and Entertainment
Clothes On Our Body
Weatherglow is a collaborative introspective EP, co-curated by two of the most creative artists of the current Noise-pop scene.
Arts and Entertainment
When Wanting Isn’t Enough
By Benson Chen
Desire, I Want To Turn Into You is Caroline Polachek’s triumphant and daring return.
Arts and Entertainment
(Harry’s) Home Is Where The Heart Is
By Madison Kim
On his most self-assured album to date, Harry Styles kicks up his feet, pours himself a glass of wine, and invites listeners to bask in his newfound bubble of intimacy.
Arts and Entertainment
Jack Harlow Made Me Blush, It Was Cool!
Jack Harlow’s sophomore album “Come Home The Kids Miss You” is average but entertaining.
Arts and Entertainment
Future’s Toxic Return
By Manlio Singh
Future’s new album encapsulates his strengths, despite uneven production.
Arts and Entertainment
Masterful Lyricism and Artistic Maturity brings “(Un)Commentary” to Life
Alec Benjamin’s third studio album highlights all of his strengths as a songwriter and features great musical growth in Benjamin’s vocals and production, but deviations from Benjamin’s usual style are often distracting and take away from the album as a whole.
Arts and Entertainment
Kendrick Lamar Chooses Himself on “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers”
While it may lack the cohesion of previous albums, “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers” may be Kendrick’s most important project yet, created in an effort to pick up the pieces of himself and enter a new stage of his life.
Arts and Entertainment
(Harry’s) Home Is Where The Heart Is
By Madison Kim
On his most self-assured album to date, Harry Styles kicks up his feet, pours himself a glass of wine, and invites listeners to bask in his newfound bubble of intimacy.
Arts and Entertainment
Sail On, Beach Boys
By Madison Kim
An ode to the legendary Beach Boys, the reigning champions of Californian summers, and one of the most important rock acts today.
Arts and Entertainment
(Harry’s) Home Is Where The Heart Is
By Madison Kim
On his most self-assured album to date, Harry Styles kicks up his feet, pours himself a glass of wine, and invites listeners to bask in his newfound bubble of intimacy.
Arts and Entertainment
Clothes On Our Body
Weatherglow is a collaborative introspective EP, co-curated by two of the most creative artists of the current Noise-pop scene.
Arts and Entertainment
Stuyvesant’s Surprising Turnout at Chambers Music Society
Stuyvesant sends two accomplished chamber groups to the second and then final rounds of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Young Musicians competition for the first time.
Arts and Entertainment
On the Road With Olivia Rodrigo: From Salt Lake to “SOUR”
In “Olivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u (a SOUR film),” Olivia Rodrigo takes viewers on an enchanting road trip from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles, describing the inspiration for her debut album “SOUR.”
Arts and Entertainment
Confidentiality vs Closure: The Posthumous Debate
While posthumous releases have many benefits, they can jeopardize an artist’s legacy and cross lines of confidentiality. Still, monetary gain remains the driving factor behind a label’s decision to share their artist’s music after their death.
Arts and Entertainment
“When You Wake Up, They’ll Be Gone Again”: Boygenius Returns
Three powerhouses of the indie rock genre combine their talent across three masterful, albeit disjointed, singles.
Arts and Entertainment
“When You Wake Up, They’ll Be Gone Again”: Boygenius Returns
Three powerhouses of the indie rock genre combine their talent across three masterful, albeit disjointed, singles.
Arts and Entertainment
LCD Soundsystem Has Not Lost Its Edge
By Levi Simon, Theodore Yochum
James Murphy’s LCD Soundsystem celebrates its twentieth anniversary in concert.
Arts and Entertainment
New School, Boo School
Music teachers at The Mannes School of Music go on strike to protest new policy.
Arts and Entertainment
Taylor Swift’s Influence on Rising Pop Artists
By Raaita Anwar
Taylor Swift is undeniably one of the most popular artists of our time, and with the rise of Gen-Z pop artists like Olivia Rodrigo and Conan Gray, her influence is more apparent than ever.
Arts and Entertainment
40 Years of Red Leather Jackets and Dancing Zombies
Green face paint has never looked better!
Arts and Entertainment
Whose Loss
By Manlio Singh
Drake takes the foreground throughout an inconsistent collaboration album.
Arts and Entertainment
Quadeca Tells A Modern Ghost Story
Quadeca creates an incredible sonic experience in his newest project, “I Didn’t Mean To Haunt You,” telling the story of a ghost watching his past life slip out of view.
Arts and Entertainment
Senior Spotlight
By Zoe Buff
A profile on the three soloists in the first Senior Spotlight orchestra concert.
Arts and Entertainment
Is Pop Punk Actually Punk?
The history of pop punk and why the word “punk” isn’t an accurate description of the genre.
Arts and Entertainment
Ice, Death, Planets, Denim, Change, and Reptilian Wizards
Despite setbacks in song length and writing quality, King Gizzard manages to offer a delectable, multifaceted musical experience through its three October releases.
Arts and Entertainment
An Era to Stand Alone
The 1975 have returned with one of their best albums yet, as they flaunt great musical growth but also preserve the genre-defying identity that has garnered their dedicated following.
Arts and Entertainment
The Season of the Sticks
A review of Noah Kahan’s new album, Stick Season, and the Northeastern influence within it.
Arts and Entertainment
Meet Us At “Midnights”
By Eleanor Leung, Lianne Ohayon
12:00 a.m. has never been this controversial.
Arts and Entertainment
September In Review: Selection of Album Appraisals
Three album reviews from three definitive names in three separate genres.
Arts and Entertainment
GAYLE’s New EP is “indieedgycool”
The teen sensation proves she is no one-hit wonder.
Arts and Entertainment
Kelsea Ballerini is “SUBJECT TO CHANGE”
The country star’s latest album finds her smiling through the heartbreak.
Arts and Entertainment
The Brooklyn Living Gallery Hosts Independent Bands
The Living Gallery’s September 18 concert was a showcase of raw local talent and fantastic rock bands.
Arts and Entertainment
Randall Goosby: A Man on a Musical Mission
An interview with violinist Randall Goosby, an up-and-coming musician aiming to diversify audiences of classical music.
Arts and Entertainment
The Life and Death of PnB Rock
The story of rapper PnB Rock’s growth and achievements prior to his sudden death on September 12, 2022.
Arts and Entertainment
The Summer in Review: Hip-Hop Edition
Three highly anticipated hip-hop albums, “The Forever Story,” “Cheat Codes,” and “2000,” were recently released to varying success.
Arts and Entertainment
When We Were Young
Peter Hook’s Joy Division tribute show conjures melancholic retrospection
Arts and Entertainment
The Sweet, Deafening Sound of Red Hot Chili Peppers
By Vita Kirschtein, Roxy Perazzo
A review of the Red Hot Chili Peppers on its “Unlimited Love” tour.
Arts and Entertainment
Never Have I Ever Been in a Love Square
By Nicole Liu
“Never Have I Ever”’s highly anticipated third season is full of lighthearted banter and cute romantic moments sprinkled with genuine depictions of teenage struggles in all of its angsty glory.
Arts and Entertainment
The Only Way is Up on black midi’s Highway to “Hellfire”
Hellfire demonstrates black midi’s great ability to change and evolve their music, as well as their immense potential as musicians through its sheer musical variety and the extraordinary quality of the album’s dense compositions and passionate vocal performances.