Album Reviews
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Scaled Back and Isolated – 5 years of twenty øne piløts most underrated album
By Kayla Harper Five years ago today, Kaitie and I were wearing our brand new twenty øne piløts t-shirts, baking cupcakes with blue, pink and yellow frosting, about to watch the Scaled and…
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The Spaces Between Emotions: Maya Hawke’s Maitreya Corso
By Aiden Richards For the fourth time in her music career, Maya Hawke proves that she is far more than a familiar last name or a side project between acting gigs. On Maitreya…
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Sevendust One Album + Show Review
By Kayla Harper Sevendust’s latest album, One, released on May 1, 2026. Rather than feeling like a reinvention, it is classic Sevendust through and through, tight rhythmic guitars and slightly restrained, but nonconforming…
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Noah Kahan The Great Divide Album Review
By Kayla Harper Despite being able to fill stadiums and a Grammy-nominee, there’s something that’s always felt mundane about Noah Kahan’s music, and that hasn’t changed with his latest release, The Great Divide…
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Olivia Rodrigo’s “drop dead” comeback
By Kaitie Harper Olivia Rodrigo made a comeback On April 17, 2026 with her lead single “drop dead” from her upcoming album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love…
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“Raised On Pop Punk and Bubblegum”: Ranking Every 5 Seconds of Summer Album
By Lex Robbins There’s something strange about ranking albums that you’ve grown up with. 5 Seconds of Summer is a band that has been soundtracking my life for more than a decade. I…
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This Album Contains 17 Hits: Raye’s New Album, Broken Up by Season
By Kyla Lemieux Roughly a year ago, Raye was hardly a household name. Now, upon the release of her sophomore album, This Music May Contain Hope. (March 27, 2026), she has become an…
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Five Years Later, Chemtrails over the Country Club Marks a Quiet Milestone in Lana Del Rey’s Evolution
By Aiden Richards Five years ago, Lana Del Rey released Chemtrails over the Country Club, an album that didn’t arrive loudly, and didn’t demand attention. Instead, it settled in. Released March 19, 2021, Chemtrails…
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Harry Styles All The Time. Everything Else Occasionally: A Review of Harry Styles’ New Album
By Kaitie Harper After four years, legendary singer/songwriter Harry Styles returns to the music scene with his newest release, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. Excitement erupted after Styles announced his long awaited…
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twenty øne piløts “Drag Path”: OG vs. Streaming Version
By Kayla Harper twenty øne piløts released the single, “Drag Path” on streaming alongside a music video for the song on February 17th, only days before they’ll return to the stage at…
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Lily Forte Blends Rock ‘n’ Roll Nostalgia With Modern Reflection on Don’t Gild The Lily
By Lex Robbins There’s something quietly defiant about an album titled Don’t Gild The Lily. The phrase itself suggests beautiful restraint; that there is beauty in what already is. On this album, Lily…
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Wuthering Heights: How Charli XCX’s New Album Brought Storytelling to the Next Level
By Kyla Lemieux With the release of British singer Charli XCX’s new album, Wuthering Heights (February 13, 2026), the singer has gone just about as far as possible from her globally-known Brat era.…
