The Underground Sound of Emerson College
Arcade Fire has returned from their long stretch of quiet just as loud as they first burst through the scene, putting out the connecting pair of singles “The Lightning I, II” on Thursday, March 17.
Do U Really Love Me is an excellent display of experimentation within the realm of familiarity. Timothy’s alluring voice has a distinctly old soul, providing a fresh yet timeless take on the trends of today’s pop music
The newest Mom Jeans. album Sweet Tooth was released on Feb. 25, 2022, and indie rock fans can officially scream in relief.
SASAMI creates a distinctly individual work that has her exploring new genres that range from metal, to classical interlude, to 70’s revival as she reckons with her full-range of emotions as a woman of color.
Laundry Day released their third studio album We Switched Bodies on Feb. 11, 2022. Since their last album release in March 2019, the band has created this collection as an ode to post-high school life and all of the transformation and revelation that comes with it.
Maita-Keppeler confidently exclaims, “I’m still a little lost, but it’s in a different place that I’m lost.” We might all be a little lost in this world, but with MAITA on our side, we are in the best of company.
The Dream is somewhat of a reinvention for the band, as the album follows the departure of guitarist and bassist, Gwil Sainsbury. The most streamed single on the album is the second track, “U&ME,” a slow and dream-like sound that accompanies a young couple on their journey through adulthood.
Awash with confessional lyrical detail and floating instrumentals, listening to the album feels like entering a new world, one that belongs entirely to Joy and her memories.
How do we salvage a past comprised of fractured memories? How do we piece together the broken dreams of the men we reaped? Saba’s Few Good Things captures reconnection.