Joseph Patella
November 20, 2020
Recently, I had the opportunity to partake in the “Press Day” for the upcoming video game spearheaded by Andrew Katz, the genius behind 1TraitDanger and the drummer for...
Logan Maddox
November 20, 2020
Music and song has been prevalent throughout US history. However, much of this music cannot be experienced today as it was neither recorded nor written down. Early musical...
Tori B. Powell
November 17, 2020
Happy Monday, reader, and welcome back to Redefining the Black and Brown Woman. This week, I thought I’d spotlight some of the artists that make this column so special!...
Milo Paul
November 13, 2020
The title and photo used for this article’s thumbnail are in direct reference to the Iggy Pop entry in The Definitive Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Rock, a book I grew up...
Zoe Joy
November 9, 2020
Anger, revolution, and rebellion. These are all incredibly poignant themes during our current political climate. The thing that separates these two bands from most of us during...
Joseph Patella
May 28, 2020
My Favorite Tracks: August, At All, How Can I Know You?, Last Week If you’re looking for a lofi, indie-folk experience, Know it All by Carmen Canedo is for you. Canedo, a student at AU,...
Jessica Anthony
February 18, 2020
Saint Motel occupies a strange space in music: you may not know their name, but I guarantee you’ve heard their songs. Hits like "Move" and "My Type" were fairly high charting songs that are constantly featured...
Alejandro Hirsch Saed
December 10, 2019
The first things that come to mind when someone mentions Courtney Barnett are her fast electric guitar, the monotonous voice, and her conversational lyrics. I was hesitant at first when I heard she was releasing an MTV unplugged...
Zoe Joy
December 2, 2019
Recently in my regular article, Respect the Classics, I wrote about the incredibly talented and underrated grunge rock band, Slothrust (if you haven’t read it yet, you should.) The stars somehow aligned in the universe...
