Mac Demarco, the lovable singer songwriter from Canada with a gap in his teeth that is not hard to miss, has shared with the world that he has a new album coming in early May, […]
Code Orange has officially broken out of the underground and is here to shock the mainstream crowd. After releasing “I Am King” in 2014 on Deathwish records, Code Orange solidified themselves as a force in […]
Top Track: “Starboy” and “False Alarm” Grade: B- Verdict: The Weeknd has found his niche in the music industry and works it well, making the album a confident play. It drags on a little long, […]
Bruno Mars’ new album “24k Magic” is the exact kind of throwback funk that the charts have been sorely missing since his 2012 album Unorthodox Jukebox. Like Mars’ usual work, the brief LP is a […]
From the beginning of Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s newest album Multi-Love, sounds are used that have been used before, but with an undeniable twist of originality. These sounds continue on through the rest of the album, […]
Having grown up listening to Metallica, Zeppelin, Aerosmith and a myriad of other bands fondly christened as “dad rock,” I get excited whenever a new classic rock album comes out. They’re few and far between […]
Ever since Travis Scott released his debut album, “Rodeo,” the follow up to it has been much anticipated. The wait finally ends a year later with Scott delivering “Birds In the Trap Sing McKnight.” His […]
A rapper rapping about true love, let alone creating a whole album about it, is a rarity. Love is a kind of taboo to the “hard” rap world, and a successful white rapper, especially lately, […]
My Chemical Romance’s “The Black Parade” is being reissued, Fall Out Boy has something in the works and Panic! At the Disco is touring. It’s like middle school all over again, without the puberty. Rock […]
If there’s anything 15 years in the music industry teaches pop stars it’s that sex sells. Britney Spears took that to heart with her latest album, “Glory.” All I’ve got to say about it […]
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