MUNA Wants YOU To Dance On The Wall
Frenetic beats, heart-gripping lyricism, and euphoric instrumentals: MUNA’s fourth studio album, Dancing on The Wall, is a sign of the times.
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Love Is Not The Antidote To All Your Problems, But Dove Ellis Might Be
The first thing I saw when I pulled into the Hollywood Forever Cemetery were four peacocks and a slew of gravestones so ornate they would make King Louis XIV jealous….
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Dani Stocksdale’s vulnerable and raw exploration of desire in her single “Bug Eyes”
A breakdown and analysis of indie artist Dani Stocksdale’s fifth and newest single, “Bug Eyes,” which was released on March 18, 2026.
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Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
It was the end of a long day as a sophomore at Boulder High School when I climbed into Max Rudolf’s 1993 bimini blue Ford Probe with my best friend,…
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Water From Your Eyes turns The Sinclair into a Beautiful Place
Staff writer Rina Laby headed out The Sinclair last week to catch a Water From Your Eyes show. Read about it here.
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Does Reneé Rapp Still Hate Boston?
Does Reneé Rapp still hate Boston? Rapp plays TD Garden as a part of her “Bite Me” tour.
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Palmyra wins over the crowd at The Middle East
On a Friday night in Cambridge, Palmyra played The Middle East Upstairs. FCS Editor-in-Chief Emma O’Keefe describes the intimate and electric experience.
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Japanese Breakfast feeds us with For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)
Staff writer Rina Laby explores the lead single off Japanese Breakfasts upcoming album and what the album means to sad people.
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A Musical Zoo: Alex G’s Trick
A universal form of communication between humans is a smile – with our faces scrunched up, eyes squinted, and upturned lips, we can recognize this very distinct emotion regardless of…
