Fans of Hip Hop can finally exhale. After a 5-year absence, Kendrick Lamar has returned to the music scene, releasing his highly anticipated album; “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers”. Where he looks to address common themes in the everyday life positive or negative.
Coming off the success of his last album “El Último Tour del Mundo,” Bad Bunny creates another hit. Summer started earlier this year with “Un Verano Sin Ti” (A Summer Without You).
Billie Eilish performs a heartwarming concert film, “Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter to Los Angeles,” that gives fans, viewers and listeners a reason to fall in love with her.
Accepting the limits of pandemic life, Australian rock band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard released two new albums that perfectly encapsulate the quarantine experience.
“Demos Vol. 1 +Vol. 2” and “Live in Asheville ’19” are now the latest additions to King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard’s ever-growing discography. The band made the release on online music platform Bandcamp.
Blink-182 make its way back into the music scene with the release of its eighth official (ninth according to singer/bassist Mark Hoppus) album titled “Nine.”
The one-time teen prodigy Earl Sweatshirt comes back from his three- year break to deliver an album masterpiece with, “Some Rap Songs.”
By Anastasia Landeros A reflective Macklemore attempts to find his new groove without Ryan Lewis on “Gemini,” his first solo album in 12 years. But Macklemore isn’t entirely alone. All but one song features a cameo from another recording artist. The reflective “Ten Million” is the only true solo track on the album and offers listeners a dreamy, slightly electronic look into the rappers struggles as an artist, a constant…
By Rebekah de la Pena Since the worldwide debut of boy-band One Direction, Harry Styles has been at the front and center of it all, stealing millions of girls’ hearts. Debuting his self-titled solo project, “Harry Styles”, listeners hear a very different side of this very talented 23-year-old. “Meet Me in the Hallway” starts the album off with slow and simple guitar chords. The album continues with soft sounds and singing,…
By Juan Ramirez Fearless Records adds to its “Punk Goes” series with Punk Goes Pop Vol.6 with new covers of Billboard topping hits. Fearless Records first announced a new Punk Goes album was in the works on August 14 not saying much about it but details were soon to come. A couple of months after the announcements on October 13, the album cover and the track list were released to…
By Megan G. Razzetti Interpol returned from a four-year hiatus with the much anticipated new album “El Pintor” released on September 9. “El Pintor,” which is an anagram of the band’s name, gives listeners the sound of heavy synth-infused songs packed with the iconic crooning of lead singer Paul Banks. After a long hiatus and the departure of bandmate Carlos Dengler, Interpol produced a not-so-spectacular album. The fresh track list…