Math Rock is for More than Anime Openings
Most popular songs follow a standard 4/4 time signature, a simple beat that anyone can learn and follow. However, since the mid-90s and more so into the 21st century, artists…
Author: Clarah Grossman
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Finding Answers to the Great Debate of Album Shuffling
There’s nothing like the release of an album you’re really looking forward to; though there is something with how you listen to the album. Before there were streaming platforms, there…
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Don’t Sleep on Couchsleepers
New Jersey born Harrison Hsiang had many false starts to his music career. Originally a pianist, Hsiang was heavily influenced by jazz in his formative middle school years. However, in…
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RDCarucci releases debut EP “Brooklyn Vignettes”
When you’re angry, tired, and stuck at home with your family and thoughts during quarantine, what do you do? For sophomore visual and media arts student Roger Carucci, he resorted…
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The Dizzy, Messy, & Nostalgic Life of Lea Neu
You’re drunk, and you want to text your ex but there’s no service in the Dutch bar. You take solace in an empty bathroom stall, and pull out your phone….
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No Longer Living with Friends, How Do I Find New Music?
The best part about sharing four walls with my best friends wasn’t their constant presence, but rather the loud, varying music that would come out of every room. Punk, pop,…
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Pretending I’m at a Concert with Vinyl
There’s nothing quite like a room going dark and the crowd screaming louder than you thought possible. When a performer walks on stage, it feels like a break from reality….
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Who The Heck Is Fiona Apple?
Fiona Apple debuted her career in the nineties with her first genre-blending album, Tidal. A powerful start to a long career, Tidal is blunt and honest in its lyrics while…
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Gen Z Makes Room for boy pablo
Move over Taylor Swift, you have reigned too long as the romance songwriter of this generation. It’s time to look outside of the country—both the genre and the US—for a…
