Madvillainy: In Memoriam of MF DOOM, Music’s Greatest Supervillain
Let’s dive into “your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper“, MF DOOM‘s album, track by track. Daniel…
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Movie Highlights & Review (Frozen Edition)
Two soundtracks that make me feel “frozen” in time. I will be showcasing my…
Album Review: Unbothered by Lil Skies
For my blog debut, let’s dive into Lil Skies’ second official album, Unbothered. Pennsylvania…
Album Review: Detroit 2 By Big Sean
An homage to his home city, Big Sean drops Detroit 2. Let’s take a look at…
Album Review: Men I Trust by Lew-Fi
Local artist, Lew-Fi, is back with another mini EP to set the tone for the…
Album Review: Limbo by Aminé
Portland superstar releases his newest work, Limbo. There is something that needs to be said…
Album Review: Bright Eyes’ Down in the Weeds Where the World Once Was
After a nine-year-long hiatus, Bright Eyes has returned. Here’s we think of their long-awaited material….
Album Review: Jhene Aiko’s Chilombo
We deep-dived into Jhene Aiko‘s most recent album and examined her unique elements of sensuality,…
Clairo Is Bringing Immunity to Houston!
Claire Cottrill, better known as Clairo, became an internet sensation last year after her hit…
A Tiny Bit of Punk History and PiL’s Metal Box (1979)
The leap John Lydon took from the raw angst that fueled the Sex Pistols to…
An Invitation to Revisit Her’s Debut Album
Her’s was an Indie Rock band based in Liverpool, England, featuring a talented duo Stephen…
Feature Friday: The Billie Eilish Experience
With her anticipated album release last week, Billie Eilish has been taking over the charts…
Album Review: Stuffed & Ready by Cherry Glazerr
Slipping herself into a pink, silky nightgown with food stuffed on her palette, Clementine Creevy carries…
Five Amazing Overlooked Albums
Have you ever watched a really dope movie that you think the public has slept…
Noname: An Upcoming Household Name
Noname, an upcoming household name, will be performing at White Oak Music Hall on Thursday,…
Album Review: Almost Free by FIDLAR
Say goodbye to the old, trashy, garage-punk band that we all used to know (and…