Olivia Dean Brings Back Joy
Staff Writer Chloe Morehouse explores how Olivia Dean is bringing back a sense of joy and elegance to modern pop through her recent release The Art of Loving and reflecting on her live performance in Boston.
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20 Years of Supernatural: Top 10 Dad Rock Songs Throughout the Series
10 songs that deserve to be immortalized outside the Supernatural Fandom.
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Tucker Pillsbury: From Influencer to ROLE MODEL
Starting as a rapper and musician under the guide of Mac Miller, Role Model has amassed a substantial online following and thus gained widespread popularity as a singer. Looking at TikTok’s impact on the deluxe version of his 2024 album “Kansas Anymore,” the influencer to popstar pipeline remains prominent regarding Role Model’s success. What other singers first found their footing online?
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12 Years Strong: Fall Out Boy’s Save Rock and Roll
Editor-in-Chief Olivia Lindquist takes a look back at Fall Out Boy’s 2013 rebellious rock album, Save Rock and Roll on the the LP’s twelfth birthday.
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The Art of Reheating Nachos: When They’ve Gotten Burnt
What does reheating nachos mean? Staff writer Mikey Artuso describes the internet’s new favorite buzzword by taking a look back music’s most and least successful nostalgia moments.
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Is Sir Mix-a-Lot Back?
Is Sir Mix-a-Lot back? Staff writer Olivia Lindquist explores the renewed popularity of music by 90’s rapper Sir Mix-a-Lot through the popularity of fan edits and thirst traps on TikTok.
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Album Covers and Colors
Many people have called this year a revival of pop music given the rise of popstars Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter. This past summer, following Charli XCX’s release of Brat,…
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RuPaul’s Drag Race is De-Dragging Its Lip Sync Songs
Staff writer Sean Perry speaks on the ever-evolving but always iconic RuPaul’s Drag Race, addressing controversy regarding the competitions’s lip-sync songs and battles as they become more mainstream.
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Susannah Joffe: The Next Queer Superstar
Susannah Joffe, a queer artist breaking into the DIY indie rock scene, is every bit Texas as she is rockstar. In this interview, staff writer Meira Fiber-Munro gets an in-depth look at Joffe’s journey and trajectory.
