Brandi Carlile’s ‘In These Silent Days’ comes right on time
Veteran folk-rock artist Brandi Carlile will never claim to have reinvented the wheel over her 16 year career. But her seventh LP, In These Silent Days, proves that …
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A Beginner’s Mind: Sufjan Stevens & Angelo De Augustine’s Return to Quintessential Indie
Instead of reading like one narrative, A Beginner’s Mind serves as a collection of mythological tales with underlying themes of self-discovery and individuality.
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Sugababes Celebrate 20 Years of ‘One Touch’
The release of One Touch (20 Year Anniversary Edition) is quite a monumental moment as it is the first full-length release by the original Sugababes in over 20 years. This is Mutya, Keisha, and Siobhán’s way of formally reintroducing themselves …
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Carter James makes amends on “Sorry I Hurt You”
Boston-based singer songwriter Carter James, sat down to talk with me about hair dye, personal growth, and how hyperpop is “chaotic but in a good way”on Monday afternoon.
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Bummer Pop Has Returned With “Deliberately Alive”
In spite of the current circumstances the music world finds itself in, Future Teens has found a way to continue growing their sound.
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Cassandra Jenkins Looks to a Higher Consciousness in “An Overview on Phenomenal Nature”
In her long-awaited sophomore album, Jenkins plays the long game.
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New Bedford Rapper releases his debut mixtape
“It’s meant to be an introduction, I want people to get comfortable with my craft while working on my craft…”
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Hayley Williams: No More Music for the Masses
Flowers for Vases/descansos, released February 5th, reads as Hayley William’s personal diary, a collection of memories and mourning.
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Joji evolves on “Nectar” in an unprecedented way
Since the very beginning of his musical career, George Kusunoki Miller, better known by his stage name Joji…
