by snoadmin | Oct 22, 2013 | Archives-old
Music is constantly undergoing change. Rather than growing linearly, musical trends and styles are influenced by the events and news of the time period. Herbie Hancock, a famous jazz pianist and composer, undoubtedly demonstrates the relationship between music and...
by snoadmin | Oct 21, 2013 | Archives-old
By now, you’ve probably heard about the new video from the creators of the ear-splittingly autotuned “Friday,” “Chinese Food.” In it, a tweenage girl sings vaguely racist assumptions about cultures that aren’t her own and about how hungry she is after...
by snoadmin | Oct 16, 2013 | Archives-old
Ask any fan of music from the Midwest and they’ve probably spent a fair amount of their life worshipping the Kinsella brothers. Through each chapter of a new band, the two brothers essentially wrote the book on emo. Although an unfortunate fact, I must stop...
by snoadmin | Oct 16, 2013 | Archives-old
In about two weeks, Nocturnal,åÊthe highly anticipatedåÊsophomore album fromåÊKuala Lumpur native, Yuna, will be released following her acclaimed 2012 self-titled debut album. Earlier this spring, she had also released an EP,åÊSixth Street, only garnering more...
by snoadmin | Oct 14, 2013 | Archives-old
After the recent censorship of Rihanna’s video for “Pour It Up” the rampant censorship of the music video industry is a hot topic. Within ten minutes of being on popular YouTube channel Vevo, the video was censored for featuring female nudity. The video uses...
